For JREAP-A Satellite, which mode is listed?

For JREAP-A Satellite, which mode is listed?

• A. Satellite
• B. Point to Point
• C. TCP/IP
• D. Ethernet

Answer: (B)

JREAP-A’s mode describes how the message travels between two endpoints. Even when the transport path uses satellite, the JREAP-A configuration that represents this setup is a direct two-endpoint link, which is called Point-to-Point. In this context, the satellite path is just the medium, but the mode remains the direct, one-to-one connection between sender and receiver. TCP/IP and Ethernet refer to underlying network technologies, not the specific JREAP transport mode, and Satellite isn’t the mode label used for this purpose. So the listed mode is Point-to-Point.

JREAP-A’s mode describes how the message travels between two endpoints. Even when the transport path uses satellite, the JREAP-A configuration that represents this setup is a direct two-endpoint link, which is called Point-to-Point. In this context, the satellite path is just the medium, but the mode remains the direct, one-to-one connection between sender and receiver. TCP/IP and Ethernet refer to underlying network technologies, not the specific JREAP transport mode, and Satellite isn’t the mode label used for this purpose. So the listed mode is Point-to-Point.