4. What is a disadvantage to using bridges in your network? A. Filters by MAC address B. Stops broadcast storms C. Doesn't stop broadcast storms D. Can only use up to 4 bridges in any LAN
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3 162225. What is an advantage of using routers in your network? (Choose all that apply) A. Stops broadcast storms B. Reduces downtime on your network C. Creates internetworks D. Can filter by logical address
6 86816. Which device can create smaller networks and stop broadcast storms by default? A. Repeater B. Bridge C. Router D. Gateway
4 120007. What is an advantage to using switches in your network? A. Addressing of hosts by DHCP B. Ease of administration C. Stops broadcast storms D. Works like a repeater
2 55778. When is Frame Tagging used? A. When you install repeaters in your network B. When you install bridges in your network C. When you install routers in your network D. When you use Switches configured with multiple VLANS
5 129799. Which STP state prevents the use of looped paths? A. Blocking B. Listening C. Learning D. Forwarding
2 518810. Which STP state populates the MAC address table but doesn't forward data frames? A. Blocking B. Listening C. Learning D. Forwarding
3 8889How many subnets can be gained by subnetting 172.17.32.0/23 into a /27 mask, and how many usable host addresses will there be per subnet?
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What cable called v.35?
Define the igp (interior gateway protocol)?
What port does rip use?
What is the difference between the switch, hub, and router?
What is the key advantage of using switches?
Mention what BOOTP is?
What are the types of communication in ipv6 ?
Explain which layer are called upper layer?
Name the command we use for ping in ipv6?
What is the main advantage of using switches?
Which protocol supenetting is enable by default?
Does a bridge divide a network into smaller segments?
When dr communicate with bdr which multicast ip it use?
What is osi?
How many ports are present in a router?