G.BALASUBRAMANIAN

• Apr 25th, 2006

Process whereby messages are broken into finite-size packets that always are accepted by the network. The message packets are forwarded to the other party over a multitude of different circuit paths. ...

C.A.MURALI MOHAN

• Feb 25th, 2006

In packet switching,data will be transmitted by carry forward method.means it will go to the nearest station.from there it will go to the destination.network layer is responsible for routing in packet switching.

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Shared

vmshenoy

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• Jan 11th, 2007

Shared resoucres.

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

venkatg1979

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• Sep 21st, 2006

dont ask any silly ouestions dont vaste viewers time

ankitsays9

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• Jan 9th, 2006

True

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) FalseExplanation: Although it’s also possible to use an external network interface that connects to the computer via the computer’s USB port, most networked computers use a built-in network interface card.

sureshggg

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• Apr 12th, 2008

B. Its possible to share the network only via ethernet port.

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) MappingExplanation: If you find yourself accessing a particular shared folder frequently, you may use mapping to access the shared folder more efficiently

rahul@

• Feb 16th, 2014

Yes, by using mapping of network drive

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Shared

vikram

• Feb 14th, 2007

Shared folder

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

ankitsays9

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• Jan 14th, 2006

A. True

ankitsays9

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• Jan 14th, 2006

A. True

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Local Drives B) Network DrivesC) Network FoldersD) Shared folders

vivek sinde

• May 11th, 2006

Shared Drives

winthestar86

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• Mar 1st, 2006

Network folder

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) System Computer Scanning InterfaceB) Small Computer System InterfaceC) Small Computer System InternetD) System Computer, System Interfaced

wolniqJr

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• May 20th, 2011

     SCSI stands for :               "Small Computer System Interface"

ankitsays9

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• Jan 14th, 2006

B. Small Computer System InterfaceSCSI interfaces provide for faster data transmission rates (up to 80 megabytes per second) than standard serial and parallel ports. In addition, y...

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

abhilashp

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• Oct 8th, 2008

False

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) FalseExplanation: Some network printers don’t connect to a port on a computer at all. Instead, these printers have an Ethernet port and connect directly to the network.

sivanesh.a

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• Feb 24th, 2007

Not necessary

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Unacknowledged connectionless serviceB) Acknowledged connectionless serviceC) Acknowledged connection-oriented serviceD) All of the above

RAHUL

• Mar 18th, 2014

D)

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

srujan

• Jan 25th, 2014

True

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ankitsays9

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• Jan 14th, 2006

A. TrueADCCP is a data link layer protocol that places data on a network and ensures proper delivery to a destination. ADCCP is basically an ANSI modification of IBM's SDLC (Synchronous Data Link Cont...

ankitsays9

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• Jan 14th, 2006

A. True

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Octect

sivanesh.a

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• Feb 24th, 2007

It is octet.

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

immualy

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• Jul 29th, 2006

(b) false

nitinprakash

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• May 31st, 2006

IEEE stand for International electrical and electronics engineers

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

sushil_kiit

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• Sep 28th, 2006

False, although the main function of network layer is routing , routing itself is done from source network(not machine) to destination network(not machine) , a router doesn't store ip address of hosts(machines) it only has the ip prefix of the networks

ankitsays9

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• Jan 14th, 2006

A. True

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Optimality Principle

sivanesh.a

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• Feb 24th, 2007

Optimality principle;

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) The Resource reSerVation Protocol

anurag

• Mar 1st, 2007

The Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP) is a network-control protocol that enables Internet applications to obtain differing qualities of service (QoS) for their data flows. It is used in differentiated and Integrated services.

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) FalseExplanation: Shared folders can be set up with restrictions on how you may use them. For example, you may be granted full access to some shared folders so that you can copy files to or from them, delete files on them, create or remove folders on them, and so on. On other shared folders, your access may be limited in certain ways.

nitinprakash

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• May 31st, 2006

The shared folders can be set up wuth permission

ankitsays9

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• Jan 14th, 2006

B. False

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