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Why is the broadcast model of transmission suitable for a LAN
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What is tcp/ip?
sthil_007
- Apr 22nd, 2008
TCP/IP - Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol. The dominant protocol suite in the worldwide Internet, TCP is Layer 4, the transport layer. IP is Layer 3, the network layer.
JITHINRAJ
- Oct 25th, 2007
The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is one of the core protocols of the Internet protocol suite TCP provides reliable, in-order delivery of a stream of bytes, making it suitable for applications l...
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BGP Protocol
What is the features of BGP Protocol? How it is different to other protocol
amnfrs
- Jul 29th, 2008
Border Gateway Protocol is the core routing protocol .It works by maintaining a table of IP networks which designate network reachability among autonomous systems (AS). It is described as a ...
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How is the collission domain & broadcast domain related to the data rate in Ethernet Network?
Dushyant111
- Aug 30th, 2008
Both are virtual group, collision domain are group of computer in a network that share bandwith c/a collision domain, collision domain decrease the data rate.Broadcast domain are the group of com. in ...
tinku
- Nov 22nd, 2007
Collision Domain: If you have 10 Ticket counters in a Reservation counter, you can reduce the rush, similarly, a switch can provide 24 ports to avoid colission of data.Broadcast Domain: is based on nu...
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What is FTP & UDP?What is the different version of IP?
vinit mishra
- Oct 9th, 2008
FTP means File Transfer Protocol & UDP is User Datagram Protocol.Both are usefull for transfering Data.but FTP is more Secure in compare of UDP.
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What is the difference between layer 3 switch and router?
chinmay_lp
- Oct 13th, 2008
Router - Basically routers are use to connect different n/w's together.Routers communicate between two or more networks.L3 Switch - L3 switches are just like L2 switches.but there is a...
M.Alam
- Nov 10th, 2007
A Layer3 switch can handle a network divided in multiple segments running on different subnets, as it can perform routing? too.Whereas?for such networks we need?a Layer2 switch?for inter-segment communication and a router for?one segment to?another segment???
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What is the difference between windows server 2003 and windows server 2000 and operating system ?
Luking for answers
- Dec 5th, 2008
One more important difference is Win 2003 supports Volume shadow copy featurewhich is not in windows 2000..A NEW TOOL TO RECOVER FILES Window 2003 server includes IIS server in it.
kapooranil14
- Nov 10th, 2008
Windows Server 2000 has three editions and does not include managment snap-inwhile Windows Server 2003 has 4 editions as followsStandard editionWeb editionEnterprise editionData center editionIt has manament snap-in too which can handle almost all queries.
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Class A Networking
Which of the following is the class A network.1) 128.14.0.0 ii) 127.0.0.0 iii) 127.8.0.0 iv) 127.4.5.0
steveprakash2k3
- Dec 8th, 2008
i) 128.14.0.0 =======> This is Class B
ii) 127.0.0.0 =======> This is Loop Back
iii) 127.8.0.0 =======> This is Loop Back
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Loop Back Plug
What is a hardware loopback plug?
Astro Rat
- Jan 14th, 2009
Hardware loopback connectors are simple devices that redirect outgoing transmissions from a system directly back into it. Hardware loopback connectors are used in conjunction with diagnostic software ...
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ACLs Drawback
What are the disadvantages of ACL compared to a Firewall?
dcapote
- Feb 3rd, 2009
Firewalls have many additional features/benefits such as Statefull Packet Inspection.
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Client FTP Access
A client that has a FTP access should also have--------------?
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Explain practical uses of Active Directory.What is printer server?
vinitogupta
- Mar 26th, 2009
Active Directory is an implementation of LDAP directory services by Microsoft for use in Windows environments. Active Directory allows administrators to assign enterprise-wide policies, deploy program...
amarjeet7
- Sep 6th, 2007
Active directory As per name its the directory of active objects in you Domain. Active directory first time introduced in windows 2000 family, In active directory we can maintain all user records, pri...
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What is the difference between TCP/IP and NETBEUI protocol?
vinitogupta
- Mar 26th, 2009
A protocol like NetBEUI does not use any logical addressing, and isnt routable. because when a router comes across a NetBEUI packet, it has no way of determining where the destination host resides,...
MotoRooter
- Sep 10th, 2008
Even though they are both network protocols, TCP/IP works on large, routed networks, and is used on the vast majority of modern enterprise networks, as well as the Internet. NetBEUI is an outdated network protocol useful only for older versions of Windows networks that reside on a single LAN.
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If you have 3 pc's with static IP's and there is one PC workstation that has FTP going through a router, how would you FTP to that workstation and only that one from the outside in? 2. You have a laptop and wireless unit and you want to use infrared capability to access the Internet, how can this be done and what problems would you look at if it was not working?3. What is the biggest problem with laptops and wireless units
ashishrs
- Jun 8th, 2009
1. If the workstation has static public IP then it is simple. Type ftp://abcd in FTP client running on outside computer connecting to internet where abcd is the IP-address of the workstation.If th...
Boti Curry
- Jan 5th, 2007
I am going to make a few assumptions to this vague question. I am assuming that the the FTP workstation is running FTP server and all IP addresses are publically routable IP addressess. Now it is quit...
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POP3
Explain What is POP3. How does is differ from POP?
ashishrs
- Jun 8th, 2009
Post Office Protocol or POP is the protocol which describes the rules to fetch email messages from a server to local email client like outlook. POP3 is the third version and is standard now. There ar...
kumar.sikar
- May 5th, 2009
POP stands for Post Office Protocol. This is used to describe how e-mail clients interact with mail servers. The POP3 Server is a type of mail server used for incoming mail. In simple terms, POP serve...
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Network Setup
How will you configure 2 Domains DHCP server using 2 switches and only 1 DSL router?
Atul Deshpande
- Sep 9th, 2009
There are two diffrent network. Each network having one switch. We can attch router between two switch using RIP protocols & comunicate between two diffrent network.
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Switch Technology
Explain What is Packet Switched, Cell Switched and Circuit Switched Technology?
genius_mjk
- Mar 27th, 2010
Circuit Switching: In this type of switching the data which is being transmitted follow the path a particular dedicated path which is set during connection establishment. Once the connection is ...
ersunitasingh
- Jun 15th, 2009
When the packet is moved from one device to another device on a single network is known as packet switching.Circuit switching is provide a dedicated path between sender and receiver. But packet switching is provide different-2 path between sender and receiver, according to resources available.
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Connect to a Token Ring
You need to connect a token ring segment to an ethernet segment. Would you use a router, a brouter, or a bridge? Justify
khushimehta
- Nov 20th, 2010
The Ethernet to Token Ring Bridge enables adevice with an Ethernet output to be connectedto a Token Ring network.
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