What do you understand by ‘protocol’ in networking?
What is the difference between switch and hub?
Most routing protocols recognize that it is never useful to send information about a route back out the direction from which the original packet came. This is an example of which routing technology? A.) Split Horizon B.) LMI C.) Triggered Updates D.) Poison Reverse E.) SYN, ACK F.) DLCI
What is the size of an ip address?
what is lmi? how many type of lmi's we are using ...
Classful routing protocols do not include subnet masks in their routing updates. Which of the following routing protocols are considered classful? A.) EIGRP B.) OSPF C.) TCP D.) IGRP E.) RIP F.) IP
Which can be logged by IPX extended access lists? A.) source address B.) protocol C.) source socket D.) access list number E.) destination socket F.) destination address
What is mtu and what is its size for transmission?
How much internal and external ad of eigrp protocol?
When a Distance Vector routing protocol detects that a connected network has gone down, it sends out a special routing update packet, telling all directly connected routers that the distance to the dead network is infinity. This is an example of which routing technology? A.) ICMP. B.) Only Link State routing protocols have this intelligence. C.) Triggered updates. D.) Garrison-4. E.) Split Horizon. F.) Poison Reverse.
Which of the following is an example of the Physical Layer? A.) SQL B.) IP C.) LLC D.) Token Ring E.) FDDI F.) TCP
How loops are introduced in switching? Whats the solution for that.
Whith the hierarchical numbering of IP addressing what determines the spoon of the address that will identify the network number? A. subnet mask B. dots between octets C. class of the first octet D. assignments of DHCP E. address resolution process