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A firewall is implemented in 1. Routers which Connect internet to internet2. Bridges used in an intranet3. Expensive modems4. User's application programs 

Is the network layer address important to a transparent learning bridge? Why or why not? 
Latest Answer: No, because bridge work in data-link layer ...
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How will you configure 2 Domains DHCP server using 2 switches and only 1 DSL router? 
Latest Answer: 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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Which Routing Protocol will used for Classless routing? 
Latest Answer: Classless routing is the type of routing in which we can forward the subnetted networks.The different types of routing protocols that support classless routing are 1)OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)2)IS-IS (Intermediate System - Intermediate System)3)EIGRP ...

Your are an Network Admin for an corporate office. You have received a router from your head office which have an older configuratiuon. So what will you do when you want to use those routers? 
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What are data encoding and modulation? How do they differ from one another? 
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Explain What is Packet Switched, Cell Switched and Circuit Switched Technology? 
Latest Answer: 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 ...
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Explain What is POP3. How does is differ from POP? 
Latest Answer: 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 are two protocols used for sending and receiving emails ...

What does "Negotiation" mean while discussing the network Protocols? Is "Negotiation"' Connection oriented? Give an Example. 
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What happens if both the server and the client attempt to write a message onto their sockets immediately after the TCP connection has been established? What happens if both of them try to read a message 
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