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In network functionality, scope refers to the range or extent of control, visibility, and access within a network. It defines the boundaries and limitations of network resources, services, and policies that can be applied, influencing how devices and users interact within that network environment. Properly managing scope is essential for ensuring security, performance, and efficient resource allocation. Additionally, it helps in delineating responsibilities and access levels for different users and devices.
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What is scope of bs telecom in Pakistan?
bs telecom scope are worldwide such as network planner,network designer,administrator etc.
What is scope of bs telecommunication network?
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What is the geographical scope of LAN MAN and WAN?
Local area network, Metor area network, Wide area network
When users ask for added functionality during a systems development project it called?
Scope creep
What functionality does a protocol analyzer provide?
recognize network communications issues and diagnose network communication issues
What is project creep?
occurs when decisions are made to implement additional functionality beyond what was defined in the project scope
Why do you have to activate a DHCP scope?
A DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) scope defines the valid pool of IP addresses that can be assigned to the network. You need to activate a DHCP scope so that the IP addresses that are issued (or leased) to the client devices will be compatible with the network configuration. If a client is issued an invalid IP address it will not be able to communicate on the network.
Is one of the most important aspects to consider when looking at how a problem solution might affect users and network functionally?
Scope
What is an NOS and what is it designed to do?
The Network Operating System is an operating system that contains additional features to boost functionality and manageability in a network environment.
Which stage in the process of gathering network symptoms involves identifying if the problem is at the core distribution or access layer of the network?
You narrow the scope
Which is an important factor when choosing a Layer 2 protocol?
-The geographic scope of the network -The physical layer implementation -The number of hosts to be interconnected
Which command lines tools can you use to test the network functionality?
ping.exe, tracert.exe, netstat.exe and so on.
