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Configure Managable Switch
How will you configure manageable switch. What are the ways to configure a switch including commands.
jaijeethcp
- Apr 9th, 2009
1. Setup utility that comes with the package via an ethernet connection.
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Networking is an example for ______________-
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Resource SharingB) Resource availability for allC) Easy accessD) All of the above
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What is meant by P2P?
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Peer to PeerB) People to PeopleC) Program to ProgramD) Plan to Program
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Every computer connected to the network is said to be __________
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) on the Network
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Webserver and Appserver
What is the different between webserver and appserver?
nshahane
- Jan 8th, 2009
Web server A computer that delivers Web pages to browsers and other files to applications via the HTTP protocol. It includes the hardware, operating system, Web server software, TCP/IP protoco...
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Stub Zone
What is stub zone
nshahane
- Jan 8th, 2009
Stub zones are a new feature of DNS in Windows Server 2003 that can be used to streamline name resolution, especially in a split namespace scenario. They also help reduce the amount of DNS traffic on your network, making DNS more efficient especially over slow WAN links
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Convert Private IP to Public IP
What do you mean by NAT? How will you convert private IP to public IP?
mansasatheesh
- Dec 19th, 2008
It can be done in three ways 1st static nat 2nd dynamic nat and the 3rd overload nat (or it can be called as PAT ie Port address translation). In static nat : one unregistered ip address can...
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AD Replication
How does Active Directory replication work?
bhatia.tanu
- Dec 11th, 2008
Active Directory also includes a replication feature. Replication ensures that changes to a domain controller are reflected in all domain controllers within a domain. A domain controller stores a ...
spring_vista
- Mar 13th, 2008
Active Directory,the Directory service that is included with the Microsoft Winows 2000 and 2003,is a distributed directory service.Objects in the Directory are distributed across the domain controller...
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Distributed and Centralize Systems
What is the differences between distributed systems and centralize systems?
hari.pardha
- Dec 11th, 2008
Systems with there own dedicated hard ware is called distributed systems. Systems having there hard ware located centrally & all?users data is centrally managed?are called centralised systems.
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IBGP and EBGP
What are IBGP and EBGP?
hari.pardha
- Dec 11th, 2008
Integrated broadcast gateway protocol, extended broadcast gateway protocol. These are Cisco proprietory routing protocols.
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Unattended Installation
Explain What do you mean by unattended installation?
hari.pardha
- Dec 11th, 2008
Installation of software or operating system without an user interaction. It could be done by furnishing the details in a text file.
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Computer Network Topology
What is computer network topology?
hari.pardha
- Dec 11th, 2008
Arrangement of systems in network is called network topology. Various Topologies like bus, ring, mesh, star are used.
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Private and Public IP Address
What are private and public IP address, How do they differ from one another?
hari.pardha
- Dec 11th, 2008
Private address are used by organizations to maintain own lan which are not in conection with public network.these set by IANA ranges from 10.0.0.0 t0 10.255.255.255,172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255,192.1...
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Native and Transparent mode in CISCO Switch
What is the different between of native & transparent mode in CISCO Switch
jusathya
- Dec 6th, 2008
Native & transparent mode is the mode of operation in VTP domain. VTP is VLan trunking protocol which is used to dynamically updates the switching information to all other switches in the VTP domain....
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Sanning Tree Protocol
Why we are using spanning tree protocol
jusathya
- Dec 6th, 2008
STP is used in catalyst switches,it's mainly used for loop avodiance over switched networks by blocking the retedent links.its uses the BPDU-bridged protocal data unit (like an boomerang) it ...
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What is access network and core network?
jusathya
- Dec 6th, 2008
The core network is nothing but backbone network that means something like ISP?network. The access network is the user end which means client for the ISP's.
G.BALASUBRAMANIAN TTA BSNL
- Apr 25th, 2006
Access Network:In telecommunications, an access network is a network that connects subscribers to telecommunication service providers over public ground. It can be considered the route between the sub...
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The names LPT1 and PRN both refer to the first parallel port and are used interchangeably
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False
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Routers Mode
What differenece will It make if we change the Mode on Routers
callnitin
- Aug 27th, 2008
There are 3 Router Modes;IOS MODE (0X2102-0X210F),
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LAN stands for
Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Littile Area NetworkB) Local Area NetworkC) Long Area NetworkD) None of the above
vishal gaikwad
- Oct 1st, 2006
Local area network
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How to communicate two domains without routing devices?
gaurav_ods
- Aug 5th, 2008
With the help of trusting we can communicate one domain to another domain. It will not use routing device.
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