What type of Ethernet operation allows only one entity to
transmit
at a time? For example, if someone else is transmitting,
they must wait.
A.) Full-Duplex
B.) Dual-Duplex
C.) Half-Duplex
D.) Latex
E.) Quarter-Duplex
F.) Suplex
- 1 Answers
- 3550 Views
- I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer / guest
Answer: C
Half-Duplex is like a one-lane bridge. If one car is going
over the
bridge, all other cars must wait on the other side before
crossing.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 0 No |
Which layer is responsible for identifying and establishing the availability of the intended communication partner? A.) Application B.) Presentation C.) Transport D.) Session E.) Network
What is EIGRP?
On an ISDN BRI interface, the control channel is the 'D' channel. What is the rate of this channel? A.) 64 Kbps B.) 1.544 Mbps C.) 128 Kbps D.) 2.048 Mbps E.) 16 Kbps
Can you explain how L2F data tunneling process works?
What are the disadvantages of 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.
What is a network subnet?
what is used for passive intercae comand mine answer-to prevent to take update from outside
A company running RIP V1 protocol on their 2 seperate networks, each nw has 14 routers, if the two nw wants to be merged with each other total no of routers will be 28. but rip metric is hop count(15). What needs to be done if this setup needs to be work ?
How does Hold-downs work?
what is the basic rules for ACLs?
What is etherchannel?
CCNA 
