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what are the different symmetric algorithms?
Of the following switching types, which one has the lowest latency? A.) Cut-through B.) Fragment Free C.) None D.) Store-and-forward
What is the difference between csma/ca?
In distance-vector routing, there is a problem known as the 'count to infinity' problem. What is the most direct solution to this? A.) Defining a Maximum. B.) You can not solve the 'count to infinity' problem with a distance vector protocol. C.) Poison Reverse. D.) Triggered Updates. E.) Split Horizon.
What is the name of distance vector algorithm?
hi shain/sudeep and rest of all plz answer these question for help some one as soon as possible what is stub area what is transit area let there are three area in ospf a0 a2 and a3 if a2 and a3 is coneted through each other will they comnicate
from last ten days i watched that no any new questions are placed in ccna catogarey.so plz place the questions it is very use full to beginers like us
What command would you use to find out the names of Novell servers on a network? A. show ipx servers B. show ipx hosts C. show ipx sap D. show ipx nodes.
Identify the command to display the status of the Frame Relay virtual circuit? A.) Router# show frame-relay virtual-circuit B.) Router(config)# show frame-relay pvc C.) Router# show frame-relay pvc D.) Router# show virtual
With distance vector routing protocols, it is never useful to send the same routing update packet back out the same interface that it was learned. This concept is called what? A.) Holddown timers B.) Poison Reverse C.) Count to infinity D.) Split Horizon E.) Link State
What are the two primary operating modes for frame switching? A. Full Duplex B. Half-Duplex C. CSMA/CD D. Cut-through E. Fragmentation F. Store and Forward G. User mode H. Privileged mode
Define network congestion?