Novell NetWare has an Ethernet frame type called
Ethernet_II. What
is the matching Cisco command line keyword for this
encapsulation method?
A.) dix
B.) sap
C.) arpa
D.) gns
E.) snap
F.) novell-ether
Answer / guest
Answer: C
Novell 802.2 = sap (contains 802.2 LLC headers)
Novell 802.3 = novell-ether (NetWare proprietary)
Ethernet_II = arpa (the Internet standard)
snap = snap (field type set to 'AA')
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