Answer / ajit sahoo

Routing is a process to move the data packets from one network to another network.RIP,IGRP,OSPF,EIGRP are the routing protocols and they are used to move the packets from one network to another network...

Answer / guest

rip,ospf,eigrp are the routing protocols

Answer / ravi

ROUTING MEANS SENDING THE PACKET TO THE APPROPRIATE DESTINATION ACCORDING TO THERE ROUTING PROTOCOLS...

Routing protocol is used by the routers to automatically find all the networks in the internetwork to ensure that all the routers have the same routing table , basically it determines the path of the packet through an internetwork...
RIP, EIGRP ,IGRP , OSPF ARE THE ROUTING PROTOCOLS....

Answer / sagar

Routing is nothing but enabling communication between two or more different networks.The routing protocols are ospf, rip version2,igmp,nat.router gateway is used as adress of router.

Explain routers?

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FQDN stands for ?

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which value of "Flags" in the DHCP network database denotes a permanent lease ?

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Which macro defines optional features that are included in the sendmail.cf file ?

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Explain the Vlan tag information.

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To configure "Local Mail in RemoteMode", who provides /var/mail ?

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respected sir., i need knowledge, i want to do R.H.E.C but problem is this i am science graduate and a new to software line, i want to develop my carrier in I.t sector. please guide. thanks

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4 parts of UDP header: a. source IP b. destination IP c. source port d. destination port e. length f. UDP checksum

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Define the proper termination rate for utp cables?

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what is the difference b/w CIDR AND VLSM?

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in vcs, which network[private or public] channel bandwidth is high?

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In the nsswitch.conf file what does the following entry mean ? NOTFOUND=continue

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