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hi i have some difficulty plz reply as s0on as possible. 1 what is csma/cd(i know u are familer with that protocol) 2 what is the need for it and and 3 rd one in which i need help how to enable csma/cd at router or switches shain make it answer as sson as possibele and call me afetr reply thanks jitendera kuamr sinha
Identify the number range for IPX SAP filters? A.) 900 - 999 B.) 1000 - 1099 C.) 800 -899 D.) 100 - 199
Explain how many maximum paths you can give on latest ios in rip?
Access lists are numbered. Which of the following ranges could be used for an IP access list? A. 600 - 699 B. 100 - 199 C. 1 - 99 D. 800 - 899 E. 1000 - 1099
Explain the difference between routable and non- routable protocols?
How many types of router?
CSMA/CD stand for which of the following? A.) Carrier Sense, Multiple Access with Collision Detection B.) Collision Sense, Multiple Access with Collision Detection C.) Collision Sense, Multiple Access with Carrier Detection D.) Carrier Sense, MAC address with Collision Detection
What is the difference between cross cable and straight cable?
A ISDN BRI circuit can be described as a which of the following? A.) 3B channels B.) 2-64Kbps B channels and 1-16Kbps D channel C.) none of the above D.) 2-64Kbps B channels and 1-16Kbps C channel
Which command enables directly connected network 199.55.72.0 to be used by RIP? A. Router(config router)# rip 199.55.0.0 B. Router(config router)# rip 199.55.72.0 C. Router(config router)# network 199.55.0.0 D. Router(config router)# network 199.55.72.0
Which information must a router know in order to perform proper and pungent routing? A. destination application of an incoming packet B. number of other packets in a single flow of data C. destination network address of an incoming packet D. number of routers that also know a path to the destination
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
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