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BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol) is a network protocol used to dynamically assign an IP address and other configuration parameters to a client during the boot process.

What is cam?

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What is the purpose of ARP? A.) IP to host name resolution B.) Host name to IP address resolution C.) Mac to IP address resolution D.) IP to Mac address resolution

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i want to get my ccna certificate?how?my certificate can not reach to m?

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Which of the following are examples of the Application Layer? A.) LLC B.) Token Ring C.) Spreadsheet D.) TCP E.) IP F.) Word Processor

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Mention what are the ranges for the private ips?

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What is a Frame Relay?

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What is 10base5 ethernet lans?

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Which of the following would be displayed by the command 'SHOW CDP NEIGHBOR DETAIL'? A.) The incoming/outgoing port. 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.

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What is the difference among straight cable, cross cable and rollover cable?

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Which commands would assign and enable IPX on an interface ? A.) enable netware B.) enable novell-ether C.) router#(config)ipx routing D.) You must first enable IPX globally and then assign the network number to the interface . E.) enable ipx F.) router#(config-if)ipx network 4a

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Routers can learn about destinations through static routes, default, or dynamic routing. By default, a router will use information derived from __________. A. IGRP B. RIP C. IP D. TCP

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What is difference between igp and eigrp?

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