7. What is an advantage to using switches in your network?
A. Addressing of hosts by DHCP
B. Ease of administration
C. Stops broadcast storms
D. Works like a repeater
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Answer / kapilasdhir
Answer: B
Switches filter by MAC address and, by default, are
typically easy to administrate. B is the "best" answer
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Which three tasks are required to confound a dial on demand routing (DDR) Basic Rate Interface (BRI) connection? (Choose three) A. define static routes B. confound the abler information C. specify the interesting franc that can enable the link D. define a DDR password to exchange when the link comes up
What is the difference between the user mode and the privileged mode?
Which of the following are examples of ICMP? A.) Traceroute B.) Web Browsing C.) Ping D.) Telnet E.) Destination Unreachable message from a router F.) Inverse Tunnels
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What are packets?
Identify IPX GNS and it's purpose? A.) Go Network Server - sends a print job to a network server B.) Get Nearest Server - locate the nearest server C.) Guaranteed Network Services - allocates resources to users D.) Get Notes Server - locates Domino Server
What is ad in ccna?
in the ospf area network dr and bdr selection procedure occur let there are 4 router in that n/w r1 have the higher priority then r2 and r2 have higher priority then r3 and so on like that r1>r2>r3>r4 now as we know that selection of dr and bdr based upon the router priority so in this case r1 will be dr and r2 will be bdr now my question is that if i am going to implement 5th router which have greater priority then r1 then will it become dr atomically remember that i am not going change my 5 or 1st router property answer that one please
what is used for passive intercae comand mine answer-to prevent to take update from outside
hi all.. can any one explain the complete topology of stp and rstp how it works . root swtch connects to a root port and then root port conenct to other switchs designated port. i was going thru his site http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk389/tk621/technologies_whi te_paper09186a0080094cfa.shtml in which DR also exist on root switch only which makes my understanding grim.I had a diff notion of stp all together. please post asap. and if possible refer a url so thst i can read it my self .. thanks
Which of the following are examples of the Transport Layer? A.) Token Ring B.) UDP C.) TCP D.) IP E.) SQL F.) LLC