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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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What is WINPCFG?

I am assuming you mean WINIPCFG. This program was included with windows 98 and windows ME to allow you to identify the IP address and the MAC address of a network device installed in your computer. It also has other functions that directly relate to IP information such as renewing and releasing IP information. Windows XP and beyond include this type of thing in their networking options

What is a network workstation and a server?

A network is an information system usually localized within a set area (buildings, or multiple sites). These multiple sites have terminals or work stations which can access the network amongst them. The mainframe or server is what manages the network through hardware and physical backing-up of the network itself.

The most robust form of WAN is configured as?

This a question on the final exam in Rasmussen's Network Fundamental's course. If someone answers this for you, it is considered as cheating.

Why do you get Access Denied when you try to log on to spanking sites?

Unless you pay them money theyu will not let you into the "inner" site. Stick to freebies mate.

What is winipcfg?

a tool used to view and modify the IP configuration of a computer

What does a multi-way network connector look like?

This question could be answered many ways:

It could be a consumer end router, consisting of 5 Female RJ-45 connections, four are the ethernet switch while the fifth provides connection from an outside network (most likely an isp via a modem).

It could be a hub that just allows computers to connect without packet regulation.

It could be a switch which is like a hub but it has advanced packed regulation allowing high network speeds across many machines without flooding all of the bandwith.

lastly it could be a bridge which bridges 2 separate networks into one.

What is a groper?

There are two means to the work groper. The first is a large purplish fish for food from warm and tropical seas. The second meaning is a person or thing who gropes.

What is difference between scope and superscope?

Both are same no difference Both are same no difference

How much ip addr in the ipv6?

there are exactly340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,456 ip address in the next generation internet protocol knows as IPv6

for more info visit: IPv6.com

What is IAS In what scenarios do you use it?

Internet Authentication Service

IAS is deployed in these common scenarios:

1)Dial-up corporate access.

2)Outsourced corporate access through service providers.

3)Internet access.

During the encapsulation process which identifiers are added at the transport layer?

source and destination port number

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two applications communicating the data

How you can make experience certificate?

An experience certificate should contain the full name of the employee, designation and tenure, and a description of work habits. It should also include an overall impression and best wishes and closing.

Can you connect a residential gateway to a wireless router for internet access?

Yes you can. To create a wireless home network, youâ??ll need both a router and a modem, or a gateway that functions as both

What is the difference between repeater and router?

A repeater is used to connect the segments of a LAN. A repeater forwards every packet it has no filtering capability. Whereas a router connects Indepentdent LAN's or WAN's , to create a internetwork.

A repeater within a LAN does Pulse amplification , Noise filtering and shaping.Whereas router only routes and forwards the packet. A repeater is an electronic device that receives a signal and retransmits it at a higher level and/or higher power, or onto the other side of an obstruction, so that the signal can cover longer distances without degradation.

A Router is a network device that mainly used for the tasks of routing and forwarding in the telecommunication and the Internet network. router is divide into segments is called subnets router is used a roting table repeater is just sit on the network ,recieve and boost the signal by sundar.g

What does bounded mean?

It can mean the direction one is headed in. " I'm University of Texas bound"

It's also the past tense of bind, which means to tie up. "Houdini was bound with chains."

It also means a leap. "He jumps tall buildings in a single bound."

Or the verb meaning to leap. "Ronald will bound in carrying a tennis racquet."

What Jobs are available with A plus certification?

Entry level computer support technician. This are at the low end of the pay scale, at approximately $12 an hour

How many protocols run on one computer?

As many as you can select/install. You can in theory run all protocols on most modern operating systems, but you generally only need one now a days, and that is TCP/IP.

What is a bilinear amplifier?

it amplifies both the incomeing and outgoing signals on CB radios

What is the function of a resolver in DNS configuration?

un jugador de balonsesto apunto de ensestar la pelota salta 76cm verticalmente cuanto tiempo invierte el jugador a)en los primeros 15cm de su salto b)y en los ultimos 15cm de su salto