Identify the command to display all the valid commands at the
given mode?
A.) Help all
B.) Help
C.) All commands
D.) ?
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why we assingn the wild card mask in the use of ospf and access list.
Which OSI layer end to end communication, segmentation and re-assembly? A.) Network B.) Transport C.) Physical D.) Application E.) Data-Link F.) Presentation
Explain the difference between tracert and traceroute?
What does the ping response & mean? * A: unreachable * B: congestion * C: user interrupt * D: unknown packet type * E: lifetime exceeded
Frame relay technology works on which layer of osi model?
Identify the command to configure the router for IGRP autonomous system 100? A.) Router(config)# router igrp 100 B.) Router> router igrp 100 C.) Router# router igrp 100 D.) Router(config)# router igrp
Which three protocols are correctly matched to their transport layer functions? (Choose three) A. route selection IP B. sliding window UDP C. well known pods IP D. route validation ICMP E. connection oriented TCP F. three-way handshake TCP G. no sequence and acknowledgement UDP
What is the subnetmask of / 27 in network based and host based?
You want a message to be displayed every time someone tries to log on to the router. Which command is required to accomplish this task? A.) motd#(message)# B.) banner motd(message) C.) banner motd#(message)# D.) banner motd*(message) E.) banner login#(message)#
R1#sh ip nat translations Pro Inside global Inside local Outside local Outside global icmp 15.1.1.1:11 10.1.1.1:11 30.1.1.1:11 30.1.1.1:11 icmp 15.1.1.1:12 10.1.1.1:12 20.1.1.1:12 20.1.1.1:12 icmp 15.1.1.1:13 10.1.1.1:13 21.1.1.1:13 21.1.1.1:13 icmp 15.1.1.1:14 10.1.1.1:14 31.1.1.1:14 31.1.1.1:14 R1# So my question is that after every ip address [:] is used & some number. 15.1.1.1{:11}... what is this colon & number indicate. Can anyone tel me this..!!! Thanking you advance. Shahin
Name the command we use for ping in ipv6?
255.255.255.128/what is the n/w id ,broadcast id and the number of valid host(according to disco rules)