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1>What do you mean by Networks and Networking? 2>Difference between Vlan And Sub Interface Vlan? 3>What is Fiber Optic Media Converter? 4>What is Firewall? 5>Difference Between Layer2 and Layer3 Switch? 6>What is the function of Multilayer Switch? 7>Expalin STP? What is the Difference between STP and MST? 8>What is the Function of VTP?Explain the modes of VTP? 9>What kind of Message VTp will Send? 10>What is the Difference between Normal and Manageable Switch? 11>Difference between Local Vlan and End to End Vlan? 12>Difference between Distance Vector and Link State Routing protocol? 13>What do you mean by Backbone Fast Port? 14>what is Root Guard and BPDU Guard?

0 Answers   Gemini, SpectraNet,

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what is diffrence betwwen mpls and frame really

1 Answers   Aptron, Volvo,

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Can you explain different components in PKI?

0 Answers   CCIE,

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Identify 3 characteristics of switches? A.) Increase available bandwidth B.) Decrease broadcast traffic C.) Support full duplex in a multipoint topology D.) Make fowarding decision using MAC address E.) Create collision domains

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What are the 3 ways routers learn paths to destination networks? A.) Dynamic B.) Static C.) Routing tables D.) Default

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tell me our traditional ip routing is what A--conectless b----conection orented c-----pacekt switching d------ckt switching slect any two this is the question which i forgot to incoprate next-questions

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What is required to support full-duplex Ethernet? A.) Multiple paths between multiple stations on a link B.) Automatic sensing operation by all connected stations C.) Loopback and collision detection disabled D.) Full-duplex NIC cards

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"snap" is used by the Cisco IOS for which encapsulation types? A. Ethernet_SNAP B. Token-Ring_SNAP C. FDDI_SNAP D. Novell-SNAP E. Novell-FDDI.

1 Answers   ZTR,

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Identify the 3 methods routers learn paths to destinations? A.) Dynamic routing B.) None of the above, configured by default C.) Default routes D.) Administrative distance E.) Static routes

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Identify the 2 items that TCP and UDP share in common? A.) Both use port numbers to identify upper level applications B.) Operate at the Network layer C.) Both are Transport protocols D.) Both are reliable communications

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Define network?

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Identify 3 characteristics of a connection oriented protocol? A.) Path determination B.) Flow control C.) Acknowledgements D.) Uses hop count as metric E.) 3 way handshake

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