sh int brief
Fdisk/status
They can't be private...what's the point of a private interface method? It can't be called by anything. It can't be protected for a similar reason. Interfaces are simply for exposing public functionality to other classes. If you want protected status, then create a new class and inherit the methods, because protected restricts access to the class tree I guess you have to stand back and look at what the "Interface" design is for. It is to allow objects that possibly come from different packages and even vendors (this is the basis for J2EE design and implementation) to interoperate with a known reference point. If you need to hide methods between your own modules (which this appears, to me, to be your problem) then you should be able to accomplish it with an Abstract Class and get around your issues? Of course, you can also use the default (no) access modifier to allow only package classes and subclasses to call the methods of an interface.
Your status as a citizen. This doesn't belong in this section.
my passport no j3390518..i want to know about my Singapore visa applied status
To indicate wealth and status
From the output of the "show ip interface brief" command, you can see the IP address, interface status (up or down), protocol status (up or down), and the method for obtaining the address (manual or dynamic) for each interface on the device.
show interface status
show ip interface brief
show ip protocol
show ip interface-brief
TCP\IP protocol is run by ping i.e Ping 132.125.12.1 -t will ping the status of device whether healthy or unhealthy The "ping" command is an ICMP (internet Control Management Protocol) control packet. Many websites disallow this type packet, so beware.
Status of "down" means no pc is connected where as "administratively down" depends upon the clock pulse of the interface.
Status of "down" means no pc is connected where as "administratively down" depends upon the clock pulse of the interface.
Show CDP Interface
1.Stops and starts the activity of the peripheral device. 2.Generate error checking code. 3.Checks the error in the data recieved from the interface. 4.Abort that command which have errors. 5.Retry the command having an error. 6.Recieves the control signals from the interface unit. 7.Convert the format of the data . 8.Checks the status of the device.
1.Stops and starts the activity of the peripheral device. 2.Generate error checking code. 3.Checks the error in the data recieved from the interface. 4.Abort that command which have errors. 5.Retry the command having an error. 6.Recieves the control signals from the interface unit. 7.Convert the format of the data . 8.Checks the status of the device.
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