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What are the three commonly used methods of flow control used for handling network congestion? A. Buffering B. Source-quench messages C. Error checking D. Windowing

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A remote user needs a static IP address to support a specific application.Which remote access VPN addressing technique supports this ?

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How can change k-value in EIGRP configuration.

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What type of address is analyzed by a Layer 2 switch? A. network address B. MAC and network address C. Protocol type, MAC, and network address D. MAC address

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When designing a flat switched network you can have: A. the same number of IP and IPX nodes without performance degradation B. more IP than IPX nodes on the same segment C. more IPX than IP nodes on the same segment D. more AppleTalk than IP nodes on the same segment

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What is the second step when creating a prototype? A. Develop a test plan B. Review the customer requirements C. Investigate what the competition will be proposing D. Define how big the prototype will be

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Client traffic is being bridged trough LAN interfaces on two WLCs.Which roaming option will Keep them on the same IP Subnet ?

2 Answers   Pari Networks,

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What are two differences between 10BaseT and 100BaseT? A. Speed B. Frame format C. Addressing D. Network diameter

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Match the following routing techniques with the correct descriptions: A. Static Routing 1. Mandatory configuration B. Dynamic Routing 2. No route updates 3. Can better tolerate failures 4. Sends update when topology changes 5. Path is determined by the router 7. Traffic is reduced

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Which of the following does not specify an application requirement that affects your network design? A. The number of users B. The peak hours that the applications are used C. The types of applications used D. Security risks

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Which of the following is not true in regards to route summarization? A. It increases the size of the routing table B. It increases the complexity of the network C. IP networks must be contiguous to be safely summarized D. Routing tables must have the capacity to support classless routing

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What would a TE2 device be used for in an ISDN connection? A. as a connection from an NT1 device to an NT2 device B. as a connection from a non-ISDN terminal through a TA to the ISDN network C. as a connection from four-wire subscriber wiring to the conventional two-wire local loop D. as a connection to the ISDN network through a four-wire, twisted-pair digital link

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