Which OSI layer uses ports and sockets ? a. Application b. Presentation c. Session d. Transport

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Consider the IP address 128.252.144.84. What is the network id and what is the node id ? assume classful networking. a. 0.0.0.0 and 128.252.144.84 b. 128.0.0.0 and 252.144.84 c. 128.252.0.0 and 144.84 d. 128.252.144.0 and 84

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What does OSPF stand for ?

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In a peer-to-peer network, each computer can act as both a server and a _____ .

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What routing protocols have you configured?

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What is flow control ? a. To keep the transmitting device from transmitting no faster than the receiving device can receive. b. To find the best route to a destination c. To determine which machine transmits packets on the wire on a given instance. d. To be able to send a beacon message when congestion occurs.

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Bridges work at the Data Link Layer of the OSI model or more specifically what layer.

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Response of switch when we send different vlan data from different port using same mac id.

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Your network's id is 128.251.6.0 and subnet mask 255.255.255.0 . What is most likely your router's IP address ?

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Which datalink communication protocols provide connection between computers via Dial-Up telephone lines?

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Non-authoritative answers can be incorrect mostly due to :

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Solaris machines more often than not runs routed daemon. routed is the unix equivalent of RIP. It is always run with -q option. Why ? a. q options optimizes the process b. q option uses a default route c. q option only activates itself in the absence of a default router d. q option tells the process not to advertise any routes. It just listens to the RIP udates. That way it does not interfere with router in the subnet.

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