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Which tool would would be most effective for mapping a target network?
vulnerability scanner
Which tools would be most effective for mapping target network?
vulnerability scanner
Where would one get more information on network mapping?
Network mapping uses a protocol called LLTD (Link Layer Topology Discovery) to find computers and devices on a network and displaying them in a schematic way on your screen. More information about using this protocol can be found on the Microsoft website.
What is the difference between mapping and cartography?
Cartography is a more formal term for mapping and would imply a serious, scientific approach to mapping.
MTG Two creatures are on the field and terror is played on the willbender so can willbender's ability be used on the black creature?
When an effect is able to change another effect's target, the new target must still be a legal one. Terror cannot target a Black creature, so Willbender would be unable to change Terror's target in this case.
When VH1 Video Hits 1 began the network featured music that would appeal to which target audience?
Adults 18 to 35
Can a Token be flipped face-down in Yu-Gi-Oh?
No. You cannot target a Token monster with an effect that would flip it face down. However if one would be affected by a non-targeted effect that would try to do so, it will be switched into defense position but remain face-up.
What would be the effect on your overtaxed network if you reprogrammed all client and server application layer protocols to use udp rather then tcp?
Due to UDP's unreliability and the amount of traffic on the network, more errors would likely occur and traffic levels would increase, resulting in slower response time
What would be the effect on your overtaxed network if you reprogrammed all client and server application layer protocols to use udp rather than tcp?
Due to UDP's unreliability and the amount of traffic on the network, more errors would likely occur and traffic levels would increase, resulting in slower response time.
What is topographic gradient?
Topographic refers to the detailed mapping of the features of a small area, district of locality. Gradient refers to the degree of ascent or descent of an undulating region. In short you would be mapping the undulating features of an area
What would a mapping diagram for 3x plus 2 be?
It would be a straight line with gradient 3, which would intercept the y axis at the point (0,2).
What command would the network administrator issue to determine if load balancing is in effect on a router?
To see whether load balancing is in effect, check the routing table. Load balancing is in effect if two or more routes are associated with the same destination.The show ip route command reveals that the destination network 192.168.6.0 is available through 192.168.2.1 (Serial 0/0/0) and 192.168.4.1 (Serial 0/0/1).
