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| can we configure multiple as on single router using eigrp | IBM | 1 |
| Identify the 3 characteristics of IGRP?
A.) Uses hop count as a metric
B.) Supports multiple unequal paths
C.) Administrative distance is 100
D.) Configured with an Automous system number
E.) Link state | | 1 |
| What is the default encapsulation and frame type on an Ethernet
interface when enabling Novell?
A.) SNAP
B.) Ethernet_II
C.) 802.2
D.) 802.3
E.) SAP
F.) Token_SNAP | | 1 |
| What is the 5-4-3-2-1 rule of network design? | | 3 |
| What does the Spanning Tree Algorithm (STA) do?
A.) Restore lost frames
B.) Builds routing tables for routing through an internetwork
C.) Forward packets through a switch
D.) STA is implemented by STP to prevent loops | | 1 |
| what is route aggregation | | 2 |
| What is a benefit of a virtual LAN (VLAN)?
A. It increases the number of broadcast domains
B. It decreases the number of broadcast domains
C. It increases the numberr of collision domains
D. It decreases the number of collision domains
E. Since it is a vitual Interface it never shuts down | | 3 |
| Identify the true statement regarding subnetting?
A.) Allows for more host address
B.) Borrow bits from the network portion of the address
C.) Allows for unlimited number of networks
D.) Borrow bits from the host portion of the address | | 1 |
| what is the purpose of multicast packets? | | 1 |
| Cisco's implementation of ISDN BRI has multi protocol support,
SNMP MIB support, and what other features?
A.) Call waiting
B.) Compression
C.) ADSL
D.) 1.544 Mbps
E.) Call screening
F.) Negative 'G' support | | 1 |
| What information is provided by the local management
interface (LMI)?
A.) LMI encapsulation type
B.) The current DLCI values
C.) The status of virtual circuits
D.) The global or local significance of the DLCI values | | 1 |
| What is the purpose of Split Horizon?
A.) It prevents the regular update messages from reinstating
a route
that has gone down
B.) Information received on an interface cannot be sent back
out the
same interface
C.) Informs all neighbor routers that two routes exist
D.) Tells the router the destination is unreachable | | 1 |
| Which of the following are examples of the Datalink Layer?
A.) LLC
B.) SQL
C.) TCP
D.) Token Ring
E.) IP | | 2 |
| You need to come up with a TCP/IP addressing scheme for your
company. Which two factors must you consider when you define
the subnet
mask for the network?
A.) The location of DHCP servers
B.) The volume of traffic on each subnet
C.) The number of subnets on the network
D.) The location of the default gateway
E.) The number of host IDs on each subnet | | 1 |
| What is the function of the Transport layer and which protocols
reside there?
A.) MAC addressing - IP
B.) Interhost communication - SQL, NFS
C.) Best effort Packet delivery - TCP, UDP
D.) End-to-end connections - TCP, UDP | | 2 |
| Which layer is responsible for flow control,
acknowledgement, and
windowing?
A.) Transport
B.) Network
C.) Application
D.) Session
E.) Physical
F.) Data Link | | 2 |
| Which protocol will send a message to routers if a network
outage or
congestion occurs?
A.) ARP
B.) TCP
C.) IP
D.) ICMP | | 1 |
| Which three of the following are true statements about
connection-oriented sessions?
A.) The segments delivered are acknowledged back to the
sender upon
their reception
B.) Any segments not acknowledged the are retransmitted by
the receiver
C.) A manageable data flow is maintained in order to avoid
congestion,
overloading and loss of any data
D.) Segments are sequenced back into their proper order upon
arrival at
their destination | | 1 |
| what is difference between
1 pap and chap(quite easy but need on line answer)
2 chap and ms-chap(plz describe briefly)
now i have posted the question is there any one to help me?
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| Which OSI layer supports the communication component of an
application?
A.) Data-Link
B.) Physical
C.) Session
D.) Presentation
E.) Application
F.) Transport | | 2 |
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