What key do you use to view the last command?
A.) Ctrl+X
B.) Ctrl+Z
C.) Ctrl+E
D.) Ctrl+P
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What are the two most common transport layer protocols? UDP TCP IPX ARP
Which statement about the flow control function of TCP is true? A. TCP makes no snarl to check for lost or duplicate data packets B. The application layer must sequence data packets when using TCP C. TCP controls the flow of UDP data through negative acknowledgements (NAK) D. TCP is a connection oriented protocol that acknowledges receipt of data packets and is considered reliable
What is the 5-4-3-2-1 rule of network design?
why we twist the cable in case of twisted pair cable?plz give me technical answer.
What is the difference between cross cable and straight cable?
Identify the command that displays traffic statistics on serial0/1? A.) display interface serial0/1 B.) show interface serial0/1 C.) show seria0/1 stats D.) show interface serial0/1 stats
What is window in networking terms?
Which statement about Ethernet networks is true? A. The advantage of a full duplex is the ability to transmit data over 111 cable B. Full duplex Ethernet requires a point-to-point connection when only two nodes are present C. Ethernet switches can use full duplex mode to connect multiple nodes to a single pod of a switch D. Half duplex is a cut through packet processing method that is vow fast little error correction Full duplex is a store and forward method that is slower but has better error correction
What are the three phases of PPP session establishment? A. Link establishment phase B. Authentication phase C. Network layer protocol phase D. Handshake phase E. Dial-in phase
hi... i am a beginner to CCNA... i find it hard understandin collision domain n broadcast domain.. please don tell me the definition.. i read the definitions many times... i need a more detailed explanation... like whn i read the definition it sounds simple... but i don understand whn they say it like a hub has one collision domain and one broadcast domain... and if collisions happen inside collision domain... i am confused... please help me... :(
What was the key reason the International Organization for Standardization released the OSI model? A. users could access network servers faster B. different vendor networks could work with each other C. the industry could create a standard for how computers work D. network administrators could increase the overall speed of their network
What does the meaning of interface 0/0?
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