Answer / jitendera kumar sinha

switch is prorty is a value and a have a significanse value
default value of switch is 32768 and it is confrgable

now what is the importanse of that?
it paly a vital role in stp(spaing tree protocol)where
root bridge is slected
so in the slection of root bridge this is is the one
parametar omes in account
lowest value of switch prorty become the root bridge if
this value match other parametar comes in account

so in a single sentence we can say that switch priorty is
the one of the important parametar to making a switch root
bridge in the spaing tree invorment
thanks
hope this will help you

Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed

Hi,

Switch is a hardware device and switch can generate the
same amount of Bandwidth provided by ISP to all systems in
Network at a time without reducing bandwidth.

Switch is a configurable device.

Answer / jitendera kumar sinha

hi sahin
i need some help and loking towards you
sahin i am in gretat confusion in other way lack of
knowledge in Nat so can you sent me all short of throtical
explanation about nat with a example of implemntaion of
staic and dynamic nat.i studied lot but i am not satishfied
so if you have time then plz send me that in word formet on
my gmail acount or you can call me at 9663000296
my gmail acount is
jitenderasinha.it@gmail.com

thanks

Answer / shahin

Hi Jitendera, hw's my notes...... is there any confusion
regarding NAT?????? Let me knw..!!! C Ya.. byee

Answer / jitendera kuaar sinha

hi shain
i tyed your confrigation on boson but faled to implement
now i am 95 %confident aabout bating but what about 5 %help
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