Why name a wireless router is it to make the network more secure?
To Distinguish between connections and prioritize connections according to resources.
It also simplifies everything.
It's like asking why we don't name our kids numbers instead of names.
Which tcp-ip layer maps to the physical and data link layers of the osi model?
The Network Interface layer
Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6e can be used, u can always use a better cable than required, but not the other way around
SONET use RING physical topology and TOKEN logical topology. As simple as that. Logical topology deals with the data transmission. Physical topology deals with how the network is connected physically , BUS, RING, STAR and the like.
Assume ten devices arranged in a mesh topology How many cables are needed How many ports are?
45 cables because if the formula will apply no. of cables={n(n-1)/2)} (n stands for number of devices) {10(10-1)/2} {10(9)/2} 90/2=45
Exchange has that ablity built in.
Which types of network connections use a network card in the computer for the physical connection?
An Ethernet (RJ45) connection can be found on a network card.
How do you reset a telus router?
There's a button on the back which is like a hole but has a point in it , poke that with a pen and it'll reset.
What is token in system software?
A token is kind of like a hall pass in school. It says where the user can go, and what they can do.
For example if the security permissions says Joe has access rights to "Joe's folder" and modify rights on "Joe's file" then when Joe signs on, he gets a token that will let him go to that folder and change that file.
If the permissions get changed while Joe is signed on, he will not be bound by that change, because the token still has the original privelege. Back to the hall pass scenario, if Joe is given a note by his teacher to go to the library to get a book then Joe leaves the room, and the teacher decides to write another hall pass to the restroom, Joe doesn't have the right to go to the restroom, because the note he has in his hand doesn't say that.
How do you install VPN and What are the requirement to install VPN?
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If a device does not know its own IP address can it still use ARP?
No - in order to use ARP it would have to send a broadcast for information with a return address of itself. Since it doesn't have an IP address it cannot do that. Furthermore, without an IP address it couldn't participate on the network.
Though this question is extremely ambiguous, you probably mean SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol).
Routable addresses is a type of IP addresses which can be accessed outside of your network. For instance, 192.168.*.* is not routable and can be accessed only within your LAN. From another side 66.294.91.104 is google's IP address and can be accessed not only within google's LAN but also from any point of Internet (WAN).
At what TCP IP layer does a MAC address function?
I'll help you out but hold on a sec I'm tryin to land this monkey.....
MAC addresses formulate at the Kenny, tip of the foreskin, so i would say the top layer.
If I understand your question, using the Belkin as a repeater, the answer is no.
What are some Class B driver jobs?
Class B driving jobs consist of work such as Towing, Bus driving, and Trash collecting. Class B enables work with very large vehicles, usually involved with either state funded work, or major retailer distribution.
Can you connect a nas drive to a network extender?
You should be able to but it all depends on particular set of hardware you are running.
What physical layout of computers cables and other components on a network is known as?
The network topology.
What happens if you connect cat 5 socket to cat 5 socket on the same network?
You get a poke from the administrator...
Disadvantages of computer networking?
1. Breakdowns and Possible Loss of Resources One major disadvantage of networking is the breakdown of the whole network due to an issue of the server. Such breakdowns are frequent in networks causing losses of thousands of dollars each year. Therefore once established it is vital to maintain it properly to prevent such disastrous breakdowns. The worst scenario is such breakdowns may lead to loss of important data of the server. 2. Expensive to Build Building a network is a serious business in many occasions, especially for large scale organizations. Cables and other hardware are very pricey to buy and replace. 3. Security Threats Security threats are always problems with large networks. There are hackers who are trying to steal valuable data of large companies for their own benefit. So it is necessary to take utmost care to facilitate the required security measures. 4. Bandwidth Issues In a network there are users who consume a lot more bandwidth than others. Because of this some other people may experience difficulties.
Can you have a plus sign or an ampersand in a domain name?
Domain names may only contain letters, numbers or a dash (-).
Other characters are not allowed, such as underscore (_), asterisk (*) or ampersand (&).
Good ---- yourname-5.com
not good --- yourname&hername.com
not good -- yourname_6.com
What are basic types of interconnection networks?
*completely-connected network.
* star-connected network.
* linear array or ring of processors.
* mesh network (in 2- or 3D).
*tree network of processors.
*hypercube network
Advantages of nagarjuna sagar dam?
The advantages:
-Water resource management including irrigation,
-water for human consumption,
-flood control and others,
-generate electricity,
-act to prevent water shed flooding,
-provide irrigation,
-navigation,
-habitat improvement,
-improve fishery populations.
http://dpnm.postech.ac.kr/cs413/asn/asn4-solution.pdf