Prashanth

• Apr 5th, 2015

In IPv4 addresses are 32 bit length,binary numbers represented in decimals and Manual configuration (Static) of IPv4 addresses or DHCP (Dynamic configuration).But in IPv6 addresses are 128 bit length,binary numbers represented in hexadecimals and Auto-configuration of addresses is available.

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Even if the cable of mixed color not in order network will be working. Then why keep the order for straight cable.

Riyas_Proxy

• Aug 7th, 2015

It have a rule, because every network person should have to understand, So the network expert will use the color code as standard, Like (Brown) (White Brown),(Green) (white blue),(blue)(white green), (orange)(white orange). Its Four pairs

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Factors determining types of transmission media to be used

Anubhav Kumar

• May 11th, 2016

Bandwidth. All other factors remaining constant, the greater the bandwidth of a signal, the higher the data rate that can be achieved. Transmission impairments. Impairments, such as attenuation, li...

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what is the PRI?

hooti

• Aug 8th, 2016

The Primary Rate Interface its telecommunications interface used in ISDN for carrying multiple DS0 voice and data transmissions between the network and a user

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Describe web based and application based email service

Prashant Kamble

• Nov 30th, 2017

Web based Email is public website based email.. while Application based are private in house emails using application like outlook etc.

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We are using class A IP address i.e 10.0.0.0 and using sub-net mask 255.255.254.0 Why?

Madhi Vanan

• Jan 4th, 2018

In class A one is network and other three host hence 255.255.255.0 will come You have to subtract 2 for end user connectivity one is broadcast and another one is initial. 255.255.254.0 will be used

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Oliullah

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• Jul 29th, 2007

The following Explaination will answer your question.A Layer 3 switch is a high-performance device for network routing. Layer 3 switches actually differ very little from routers. A Layer 3 switch can ...

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G.BALASUBRAMANINAN

• Apr 25th, 2006

Frequency Division Multiplexing: dividing up a radio channel between users by allowing each user a different radio frequency.Used in Cell phone.Used in Wireless Lan

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

ankitsays9

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• Jan 9th, 2006

A. true

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) WindowsB) LinuxC) Unix

ankitsays9

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• Jan 9th, 2006

A. Windows

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) FalseExplanation: The network cable is what physically connects the computers together. It plugs into the network interface card at the back of your computer.

ankitsays9

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• Jan 11th, 2006

A. True

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) The ideal performance level (IP) and the actual performance level (AP).Explanation: Moller sees Personal Quality as the basis of all other types of quality. In his book Personal Quality, two standards of personal quality are identified:- the ideal performance level (IP) and - the actual performance level (AP).

immualy

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• Jul 29th, 2006

The ideal performance level (IP) and the actual performance level (AP).

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) CoaxB) HubC) RouterD) none of the aboveExplanation: A hub is a small box with a bunch of cable connectors. Each computer on the network is connected by cable to the hub. The hub, in turn, connects all the computers to each other

anuradha

• Nov 30th, 2005

Hub

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

kanchan kumar mallick

• Dec 30th, 2005

True.-Kanchan.

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) User Identification or UID

vishal gaikwad

• Oct 1st, 2006

User identication id

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

ankitsays9

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• Jan 11th, 2006

True....but u should also have an authorization to do so

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Physical LayerB) Data Link LayerC) Network layerD) Application Layer

ankitsays9

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• Jan 11th, 2006

A. Physical Layer

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

ankitsays9

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• Jan 11th, 2006

A. true

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

ankitsays9

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• Jan 11th, 2006

A. true

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

immualy

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• Jul 29th, 2006

false because all the work is not for network administrator

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