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When determining whether or not to route a LAN segment, which rule of thumb do you use? A.) 60/40 B.) 50/50 C.) 80/20 D.) 90/10 E.) 70/30
Explain what is overlaod?
What is CRC and which layer it use?
Identify 3 characteristics of switches? A.) Increase available bandwidth B.) Decrease broadcast traffic C.) Support full duplex in a multipoint topology D.) Make fowarding decision using MAC address E.) Create collision domains
Which range of possible numbers do standard ipx access lists have? A. 100 199 B. 600 699 C. 800 899 D. 1000-1099
Identify the hardware component used to store buffers, tables, running-configuration etc? A.) NVRAM B.) ROM C.) RAM D.) Flash
Identify 2 HDLC characteristics? A.) Default serial encapsulation B.) Open standard C.) Supports Stacker compression D.) Supports point-to-point and multipoint
what are the different symmetric algorithms?
here is your question sahin Hi Jitendera, If i m not wrong, then in EIGRP, Metric weight is set to K1(Bandwidth)=1, K2(Delay)=0, K3(Reliability)=1, K4(Load)=0, K5(MTU)=0. This is default setting for EIGRP. I knew about it from ICND 2 cisco press book. Three more questions - a) If we change the K value (I mean metric weight)on a router what will happen??? b) When redistribution is necessary in EIGRP. Is there any condition for that??? c) What is reference bandwidth for metric calculation in EIGRP. As we know, in OSPF, on a CISCO router reference bandwidth is 10Mbps.
Which of the following is an example of the Session Layer? A.) TCP B.) SQL C.) IP D.) X-Windows E.) Token Ring F.) LLC
Identify 2 characteristics of PPP? A.) Uses LLC to establish the link B.) Default serial encapsulation C.) Support multiple layer 3 protocols D.) Offers two types of authentication; PAP and CHAP
Hi Gyes, here is new question. can you provide answer of following question Like linux, can we windows as router? If yes how can we able to do this,