What is the difference between arp and rarp?
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as we know that isdn bri port come with either a u interface or some thing s/t interface what is the diffrenmce between them
What is the logical link control?
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
Which statement is true regarding the user exec and privileged exec mode? A.) The '?' only works in Privileged exec B.) Privileged exec is a subset of the user exec mode C.) They both require the enable password D.) User exec is a subset of the privileged exec mode
Which layer defines bit synchronization? A.) Application B.) Network C.) Transport D.) Physical E.) Session F.) Session
Which statement is true regarding half duplex? A.) Only works in a point-to-point configuration B.) Allows for transmitting and receiving but not a the same time C.) Allow for transmitting and receiving of data simultaneously D.) Doubles the bandwidth
Identify the type of hardware required to connect a Token ring network to an Ethernet network? A.) Repeater B.) TR-Enet C.) Router D.) Token Ring to Ethernet translation hub
in stead of 0.0.0.0 wild card mask what u can write after ip?
Which ISDN specification series deals with Concepts and Terminology? A.) World Series B.) I- Series C.) Q-Series D.) 911-Series E.) J-Series F.) F-Series
What is a vlan?
The Cisco IOS is stored where? A.) ROM B.) CD C.) Flash D.) NVRAM
Define Poison Reverse? A.) To prevent regular update messages from reinstating a route that has gone down B.) Packets sent out that are not destined for a network go to the default network C.) Information received on an interface cannot be sent back out the same interface D.) When a network goes down, the router enters in its table the number 16 to signify destination unreachable