What are four functions/characteristics of the network layer
of the OSI model? (Choose four)
A. It uses a two-part address
B. It maintains routing tables
C. It uses broadcast addresses
D. It establishes network addresses
E. It provides access to the LAN media
F. It provides media independence for upper layers
G. It provides path selection for Internetwork communication
The Cisco Catalyst 5000 switch supports full duplex. How would you enable it on the second port of the card in slot 1? A.) router(config-if)# duplex full B.) router(config)# duplex full C.) router(config-if)# set port duplex D.) router(config)#port duplex = full E.) router(config-if)# set port 1/2 full
What do you understand by ‘protocol’ in networking?
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?
What are 10baset ethernet lans?
What is subnetting? Why is it used?
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Do you know how many types of data?
Can you explain CHAP?
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How many ways to access router?
Define Poison Reverse? A.) To prevent regular update messages from reinstating a route that has gone down B.) Packets sent out that are not destined for a network go to the default network C.) Information received on an interface cannot be sent back out the same interface D.) When a network goes down, that network is advertised with an infinite metric
Which of the follow do not belong to the customer? A.) CO B.) DCE C.) Router D.) CPE E.) Demarc F.) DTE