Explain the difference between routing and routed protocols?
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what is the difference between client mode and server mode of vtp and what is the diffrence betwwen tarnsparent mode and server mode
FastEthernet compares to 10baseT Ethernet in which of the following ways
What is the function of Layer 2 Switch?
What is a key use of a device hardware address? A. to obtain a vendor code / serial number from the user B. to transmit a frame from one Interface to another Interface C. to transmit a packet from one local device to another local device D. to transmit data from one local device to a remote device across the internet E. to contain logical information about the device to use for end-to-end transmission
Which protocol comes under hybrid dynamic type?
Station A is transmitting data to station B, and expects an acknowledgment after every 400 bytes. After transmitting data for a while, the two stations determine the line is reliable and change to expecting and acknowledgement every 600 bytes. This is an example of (pick the best answer only): A.) BECN B.) Sliding Windows C.) Poison Reverse D.) Countdown timers E.) Split Horizon F.) Count to infinity
What information can you get from CDP info: (choose all that apply) A.) Hardware platform B.) One address per protocol C.) Software platform D.) Hostname E.) The same info as show version F.) Incoming/outgoing port
Why is vlan used?
What are the generic parts of a network layer address? A. an intenetworks number and a URL B. a vendor code and a serial number C. a network number and a host number D. a broadcast number and a unicast number E. a domain identifier and a device identifier
Identify the command that saves the configuration stored in RAM to NVRAM? A.) copy running-config startup-config B.) copy tftp running-config C.) copy startup running D.) copy active to backup
Which router command allows you to view the entire contents of all access lists? A. Router# show interface B. Router> show ip interface C. Router# show access-list D. Router> show all access-list
What is a backoff on an 802.3 networks A. It is latency in store and forward switching B. It is the time used for token passing from machine to machine C. It is the retransmission delay that is enforced when a collision occurs D. it is the result of two nodes transmitting at the same time. The frames from each transmitting device collide and are damaged.