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Computer networks are collections of computers which are connected together in order to communicate and transfer information. Questions about computer networks, networking protocols, and how to set them up belong here.

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A DNS Server can be primary for one zone and secondary for another True or False?

False. The DNS records cannot be added directly to the secondary DNS zone. The secondary DNS zone can receive the updated records only from the primary DNS zone of the DNS server.

802 is a IEEE standard for?

According to IEEE the 802STANDARD is used for LAN Standard.

A technician is setting up a workgroup for six users and wants to allow users to share files without setting up a server?

it's DHCP; because without setting a server when you try to access peer to peer connections you must have to access by using internet; only way is DHCP protocol will help you to give Dynamic ip address and etc...

What is input output multiplexing?

A multiplexer is a electronic device which allows you to electrically choose between more then one input.

By adding a multiplexing to input and output it allows multiple signals to share a single channel by choosing one signal at a time and thus cause them to share the channel.

See this Wikipedia article from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplexer

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Why is a large' busy network more likely to use dynamic routing?

Because dynamic routing automatically selects the most efficient route between nodes, reducing the possibility for human error

Why would an application use UDP instead of TCP?

UDP does not require as much resources as TCP but in the same time, it does not insure delivery of packets.

What best defines a computer used on a server?

A computer isn't used on a server, a server is used on a computer.

What are two reasons for physical layer protocols to use frame encoding techniques?

1) to identify where the frame starts and ends

2) to distinguish data bits from control bits

What kind of services are fulfilled through ISDN?

ISDN can help you get vesting nurse service if you are a senior citizen or disabled. They even offer twenty-four hour coverage if needed. They come highly recommended.

What is an unrestricted static ip address?

This is a fixed IP address.

Within a Local Area Network this can be used for servers or printers.

Within the Internet this can be used for Web servers.

A single IP address also has ports numbers (~60,000) that can be used for various functions. e.g. Web Server, FTP server, Email server, Remote Desktop etc. Unrestricted access would allow all the computing functions that you need on the one IP address.

What are computer networks?

Community Answer 1

What are computer networks? I'm glad you asked. A given company or organization may have more than one computer, and can arrange for these computers to be connected (in more than just the way all computers can connect by way of the internet) so that they share programs, have access to each other's data, etc.

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Community Answer 2

A PC system is an arrangement of PCs associated together with the end goal of sharing assets. The most widely recognized asset shared today is association with the Internet. Other shared assets can incorporate a printer.

What is a port number?

Think of a computer as a block of flats and a port as each pigeon hole. You connect to the computer but then you have to decide what service you want from that computer. For example you can get web (HTTP) on port 80 or FTP on port 21. These port numbers can be changed by those are the defaults.

Basically when you have lots of different programs running on one server you need to have a way of saying which program you want to speak to.

What are the three different network operating system training and certifications?

Cisco and Microsoft is the main vendor of network equipment and also offering their certifications in networks