grah28
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Networking Problems
Hello i am after some help with the following questions
1) If youy wish to bind more than one protocal to more than one network adapter would you implement Bind ordering.
2) Does WAN technology X.25 provide users with bandwidth on demand
3) Which of the following can routing Information Protocal (RIP) use, NetBEUI, DLC, IPX/SPX TCP/IP.
4) Does Novell use NDS to manage file and print sharing,routing,web publishingand messaging
5)Is 3 the minimum number of Thinewire Ethernet segments that can span a distance of 570 meters
6)If you were running Novell Netware would you be using the protocol IPX/SPX to run it
7) Are WANS normally connected together using Hub
8) What type of RAID level mirrors drives but uses seperate controllers. Is it RAID 1
9) If you configure your ISDN to use each of its B_ channels seperatly would you require 2 seperate telephone numbers
10) Which of the following requres an intelligent hub is it
Demand polling, CSMA/CD, Token Passing, or CSMA/CA
Thankyou for any help you can give me on answering these questions
Graham
1) If youy wish to bind more than one protocal to more than one network adapter would you implement Bind ordering.
2) Does WAN technology X.25 provide users with bandwidth on demand
3) Which of the following can routing Information Protocal (RIP) use, NetBEUI, DLC, IPX/SPX TCP/IP.
4) Does Novell use NDS to manage file and print sharing,routing,web publishingand messaging
5)Is 3 the minimum number of Thinewire Ethernet segments that can span a distance of 570 meters
6)If you were running Novell Netware would you be using the protocol IPX/SPX to run it
7) Are WANS normally connected together using Hub
8) What type of RAID level mirrors drives but uses seperate controllers. Is it RAID 1
9) If you configure your ISDN to use each of its B_ channels seperatly would you require 2 seperate telephone numbers
10) Which of the following requres an intelligent hub is it
Demand polling, CSMA/CD, Token Passing, or CSMA/CA
Thankyou for any help you can give me on answering these questions
Graham
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bbao
hi grah28, pleas let us know what are your question 5 and 7, and give you the right answers. regards, bbao
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Re-read #9
9) yes, of course of you want to use them individually/separately, they need individual phone numbers.
Hope you get a good grade!
9) yes, of course of you want to use them individually/separately, they need individual phone numbers.
Hope you get a good grade!
as for your question 5, the answer is:
wrong. the number should be 4, since maximum cable length for each segment is 185 meters, 3 * 185 = 555 meters, so 570 meters need 4 segments, with 3 repeaters/hub connected between the 4 segments
good reference at:
http://www.wown.com/j_helmig/thin.htm
http://www.wown.com/j_helmig/netrule.htm
hope it helps,
bbao
wrong. the number should be 4, since maximum cable length for each segment is 185 meters, 3 * 185 = 555 meters, so 570 meters need 4 segments, with 3 repeaters/hub connected between the 4 segments
good reference at:
http://www.wown.com/j_helmig/thin.htm
http://www.wown.com/j_helmig/netrule.htm
hope it helps,
bbao
as for your question 7, i assume you mean WANs.
if so, the answer is NO. commonly, WANs are connected by routers. routers is network layer device, hub is physiccal layer device.
if so, the answer is NO. commonly, WANs are connected by routers. routers is network layer device, hub is physiccal layer device.
sounds more like 'networking test' than 'networking problems' to me....
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hehe, hmm... silent? not sure if the exam passed... ;-)
grah28, any feedback please? thanks.