Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) coaxial cable

Anoop Kumar

• Sep 30th, 2016

A) Coaxial cable

bhagwati charan

• Aug 16th, 2016

Coaxical cable

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) 2B) 4C) 8D) 16

hooti

• Aug 8th, 2016

IP address is 32 bit number divided into 4 bytes

ansari

• Jul 19th, 2016

4

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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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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Ethernet B) Internet C) MultiprotocolD) None of the above

Attia tul Basit

• Jul 17th, 2016

Multiprotocol

Vinay

• Jun 6th, 2016

D) None of the above

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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 Port Number and Protocol Number?

Lohit

• Apr 15th, 2016

Protocol works on L-4 and protocol no thus gives the information of which protocol is being used for sending data over the inter-network. Eg : ESP (protocol no 50), AH(protocol no 51), ICMP (protocol ...

Arshad

• Dec 27th, 2014

Os use some nos. to identify any protocol.These nos. are called port nos.

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) RoutingB) SessionC) AdaptiveD) Nonadaptive

Lohit

• Apr 15th, 2016

A) routing

zakir

• Feb 25th, 2016

A) Routing

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What is class full routing and class less routing?

AZHAR

• Jan 28th, 2016

Without subnetting is called Class Full network 192.168.1.1/24 is the Class Full routing
If the network is subnetted then it is called Class Less 192.168.1.16/28

ron

• Jan 10th, 2016

Classful routing protocols do not send subnet mask information with their routing updates.

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) correctingB) piggybackingC) SlidingD) None of the above

Ravi Prakash

• Dec 7th, 2015

B) piggybacking

nejat aine

• Nov 13th, 2015

B) piggybacking

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) High-level Data Link Control B) High-level Data Language ControlC) Hardware Data link controlD) None of the above

mayank

• Sep 15th, 2015

A) High-level Data Link Control

ankitsays9

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• Jan 14th, 2006

A. High-level Data Link ControlHDLC is a bit-oriented, link layer protocol for the transmission of data over synchronous networks. It is an ISO standard, but is a superset of IBM's SDLC (Synchronous D...

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What is the difference between juniper and pix firewall?

hitesh

• Sep 15th, 2015

Juniper works on free BSD
Pix work on Pix Os

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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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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) TrueB) False

Riyas_Proxy

• Aug 7th, 2015

Actually Mapping a Network drive is kind of creating a short cuts of network folder. We can map that drive the offline availability by configuring in properties. if the network fail to connect you can...

Dhaval

• Jun 15th, 2015

Actually it is a kind of shortcut to get the access of shared folder.. computer checks connectivity every time when you log on.

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As a Engg, in client place router goes down & client do not know anything about it, how will you check it & how you will make it up (by siting in your office)? What are all precheck you will do in client place & what cmd you will use to check it?

rahulvp

• Jul 22nd, 2015

First try to ping the router from the firwewall or from the inside network and if have access try to log in.
Check the ISP connectivity issue.
Use "sh version" command to check the router up or down. Do "sh up int brief" to check the interface and do a router restart. Check if it came up

Sarbjit

• Dec 12th, 2014

PING that router
check routing table
sh up route
shw ip route
shw ip int brief

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Explain what are RIP1 & RIP2?

mayank pravin

• Jul 17th, 2015

In case of RIP 1 it is by default classful and in case of RIP 2 it is also by default classful but it can be changed to the classless IP also.

Aijaz Hyder Sabir

• Feb 10th, 2015

Yes

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Dhaval

• Jun 15th, 2015

Router is used to connect two different Networks

rahul

• Mar 16th, 2014

Router,perform routing,routing is a best availble path in the network.
Subnet is group of large network,wich will be diveded into small network,for userfriendly........

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How can you access a system in LAN when it is not a part of domain?

Columbus08

• Jun 4th, 2015

In Windows, use the "net use" cmd line. It will authenticate you by user rights.

rahul

• Feb 3rd, 2014

Desktop not a part of domain,first take a pc in workgroup,login with local administrator account,or local user.

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Skill/Topic: Networking BasicsA) Frequency Division MultiplexingB) Frequency Distirbution Multiplexing C) Frequency Division MethodsD) Frequency Distribution Methods

Hanna

• Jun 3rd, 2015

Frequency division multiplexing

wolniqJr

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• May 20th, 2011

FDM in Networking stands for :   Frequency Distribution Multiplexing.   And not     Frequency Division Multiplexing,  this is in Computer Networks, Signals and Systems in electronics and communications.

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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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What is the difference between disaster recovery in the network data transmission, when this process is performed by the link layer and the transport layer? The two approaches can be used together, or benefits that?