Which of the following would not be displayed by the command
?sho cdp
neighbor detail??
A.) The incoming/outgoing interface.
B.) The hardware platform.
C.) One address per protocol.
D.) Amount of Flash Memory Available
E.) The routers hostname.
F.) The subnet mask, if IP is configured.
What are 3 ways to provide login access to router? A.) Console B.) TFTP C.) Rlogin D.) Auxiliary Port E.) X Windows F.) Telnet
Which type of transmission bus topology support?
If i had 400 computers set in a site how many VLAN i should configure so that i can share a proper bandwith,and also i had two lease line connection of 2Mbps each,
What is bgp?
friends i have some problem in the acess list plz help me out. purbi sinha. 1 what is the diffrence b/w inbound and out bound access list 2 what is main diffrence betwwen standred acesslist and extended access list 3 where should i keep stnadred access list and exatended access list i mean at which interface and why? 4 why wild card masking is used 5 what is switch febric in switching plz help me out i am litle bit confuse
Which of the following are examples of the Session Layer? A.) TCP B.) LLC C.) SQL D.) NFS E.) Token Ring
How many fillers we can put in one ip of ipv6?
What is the diiffernce between windows xp & windows 2000?
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what is the binary value of loop back address
Identify the 2 hardware components used to manage and/or configure a router? A.) Auxiliary port B.) ROM port C.) Management port D.) Console port
Which layer is responsible for synchronizing sending and receiving applications? A.) Presentation B.) Session C.) Transport D.) Application E.) Network
Put the following steps of encapsulation into the correct order: 1) The data is broken into segments to be organized 2) Frames are converted to 1s and 0s to be put on the wire 3) Packets are converted into frames 4) Information that users enter is converted into data 5) The segments are changed to packets to be routed A.) 4, 1, 3, 2, 5 B.) 4, 5, 1, 3, 2 C.) 2, 3, 1, 4, 5 D.) 4, 1, 5, 3, 2