What parameter is used with statically assigned routers to tell
packets
which interface to use to reach a distant network?
A.) Mask
B.) Subnet
C.) Default gateway
D.) Interface
Difference between Distance vector, Link state protocols
What is the subnet? Why is it used?
what is ip address?
Suppose we are having two router i.e. Router1 and Router 2 connected with each other on Serial Link,Router Network having ip 192.168.1.0/24. 1> which ip is used at router1 and router2 interface? 2>Which Command is used to assign ip to router1 and router2 interface?
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
How do you disable CDP on the entire Router? A.) Router#no cdp run B.) Rotuer(config-if)# no cdp enable C.) Router(config)# no cdp enable D.) Router(config)# no cdp run
Identify the 2 characteristics regarding MAC addresses? A.) Contains a network portion and host portion B.) Always assigned by System Administrator C.) 48 bits long D.) Contains a vendor code and serial number
Explain the matric of eigrp protocol?
Given the following static route command, 'ip route 3.3.3.0 255.255.255.0 4.4.4.4 125', which portion represents the administrative distance? A.) 3.3.3.0 B.) 255.255.255.0 C.) 4.4.4.4 D.) route E.) 125
On Cisco catalyst 5000 how would you set the second port on the controller in the first slot to full duplex? A.) Set port duplex 1/1 full B.) Set port duplex 1/2 full C.) Set port duplex 0/1 full D.) Set port duplex 0/2 full
what is diffrence between circit switching and packet switching
How we put NIC in promiscuous mode when using MS windows, can any one tell me in detail