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What is the meaning of BAUD rate?
Nagaraja G
- Jan 4th, 2008
Baud Rate: The number of signal elements transmitted per second. A signal element consists of one or more bits.
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Difference between routed and routing protocols
rohit_verma347
- Dec 29th, 2007
Routing Protocol allows the router to identify the best path from source to destination.But,through Routed protocol actual transportion is performed from source to destination.
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What is the address that is used in Switch?What is the address that is used in Router?
Address in the sence (IP/MAC)
rohit_verma347
- Dec 29th, 2007
Switch use the MAC Addres to transmit the Frames on the network. and Router use IP address to transfer the ip packets on the network
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What is the difference between port and socket?
Nagaraja G
- Dec 25th, 2007
A port is a logical connection method two end points communicate with. Ports operate at the Transport layer of the OSI. Sockets are a means of plugging the application layer in. Sockets are determined by an IP address and port number.A socket is one end point of a connection.
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OSI Model
Name some services provided by application layer in OSI Model?
Nagaraja G
- Dec 25th, 2007
application layer: It allows applications access to network services, such as file and printer sharing, as well as file transfer and management services. This would be the layer that a programmer uses...
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Commercial Bands frequency
What are the main commercial bands and their frequencies?
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How do I hook up a second computer to my DSL internet service?
csguna6
- Nov 25th, 2007
U should have a router to go online for two computers..without a router u cant go online ....if so if u have a router come to gmail talki wil troubleshoot coz i am familar with routers and dsl modemi worked in linksys ...i hope u knw mail is s csguna6@gmail.com
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What is VOIP and why it is differentiated from normal IP?
vidyaveda4
- Nov 2nd, 2007
VoIP is mainly implemented with separate Hardware in the network for Highquality Voice communication with security, where as normal ip cannot do this task.
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A network is nothing more than two or more computers connected by a cable (or in some cases, by a wireless connection)
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False
raaja
- Oct 13th, 2007
A.true
vmshenoy
- Jan 11th, 2007
Not only computers,since:N/W is a set of devices connected by media links.Devices can be computer, printer or any other device capable of sending and /or receivng msg generated by other nodes.
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Networking Questions
Q1: Describe the specification and characteristics and applications of a modem. Q2: Differentiate between broadband and baseband communication.Q3: (i) Explain through a diagram how does ATM network work?(ii)Discuss the ATM cell format.Q4:(i)List and describe all the layers of TCP/IP with the protocol functionalities and standards.(ii)Make a comparison between Switches and Hubs.
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What is RIP?
A) It is a routing protocalB) It is a routed protocalThe answer is it is a routing protocal
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LAN stands for
mrjhajee
- Sep 6th, 2007
LAN stand for Local Area Network. this is an ethernet which communicate two or more system through LAN.
lucky_2friends
- Apr 23rd, 2007
A Local Area Network (LAN) is a high-speed communications system designed to link computers and other data processing devices together within a small geographic area, such as a workgroup, department, ...
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