Karthik

• Jul 19th, 2007

Basically the L3 switches are used in the LAN networks, where you need the fast switching and there is no need of any WAN technologies(Frame-relay, atm etc ) or the features like Mcast, tunneling.But ...

Hemant Gambhir

• Jun 21st, 2007

Hi,Well As far as my kniwledge is concerned. I am sorry to say but this question is wrong and the answer is mentioned below for the same.Layer 3 switch does everything to a packet that a traditional r...

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jagathee

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• Jul 20th, 2007

IF i take up the certification and without having experience in linux.. howz is the scope for the entry level

sivanesh.a

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• Feb 24th, 2007

U have bright future if u have exp

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bkiran63

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• Jul 26th, 2007

It is the time taken to transfer the file. For example if you transfer an 100mb file iin 10 misn then it is 10 mb bandwidth. it changes time to time.

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bkiran63

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• Jul 26th, 2007

Raid is nothing but redunant array of independent disk, RAID-0: This technique has striping but no redundancy of data. It offers the best performance but no fault-tolerance. RAID-1: This type is also ...

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DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Control Protocol

bkiran63

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• Jul 26th, 2007

DHCP's purpose is to enable individual computers on an IP network to extract their configurations from a server (the 'DHCP server') or servers, in particular, servers that have no exact in...

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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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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Certified Network EngineerB) Certified Novell EngineerC) Chief Network EngineerD) None of the above

MUNA

• Aug 1st, 2007

B) Certified Novell Engineer

hari

• Dec 6th, 2005

B

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sukhwind123

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• Aug 14th, 2007

Each layer is having its own set of protocols. still there are the following six main protocols :IPTCPUDPARP/RARPFTPHTTPSMTP

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krishnageetha.k

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• Aug 21st, 2007

A datagram is a unit of data in the network layers of the protocol stack for carrying data across a packet-switched network.

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mrjhajee

• Sep 6th, 2007

LAN stand for Local Area Network. this is an ethernet which communicate two or more system through LAN. 

lucky_2friends

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• 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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A) It is a routing protocalB) It is a routed protocalThe answer is it is a routing protocal

ramesh

• Sep 17th, 2007

RIP is Routing Information Protocol, it is used in small networks because the hope count is 15 only.

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