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| 184.Which three commands are used to configure information into.RAM on a router? (Choose three )
A.configure memory
B.configure terminal
C.configure overwrite
D.copy tftp startup-config
E.copy running-config startup-config
F.copy startup-config running-config
175.What are four benefits that can result from applying ISDN
networking? (Choose four ).A.Full time connectivity across the ISDN is spoofed by Cisco IOS routers using
dial on demand routing (DDR)
B.Small Once and Home Once sites can be economically supported with ISDN
Basic Rate Interface (BRI) servkps
C.ISDN replaces Signaling System 7 (SS7) in the Public Switched Telephone
Network (PSTIC) backbone
D.ISDN can be used as a backup service for a leased line connection between
the remote and central chaps
E.Modem racking and cabling can be eliminated by integration of digital modem
cards on Cisco IOS Network Access Servers (NAS)
172.Which two commands allow you to verify address configuration in
your unternetword? (Choose two )
A.ping
B.trace
C.verify
D.test ip
E.echo ip
F.config ip
169.Which two 1W encapsulation names are correctly paired with the
Cisco IOS encapsulation names? (Choose two )
A.Ethernet_II-APPA
B.Ethernet_802.3-SAP
C.Ethernet_802.2-LLC
D.Ethernet_SNAP-SNA
168.In which two modes can the ICMP p,,g command be used?
(Choose two )
A.user
B.privileged
C.global configuration
D.Interface configuration
164.Which three protocols are correctly matched to their transport
layer functions? (Choose three)
A.route selection IP
B.sliding window UDP
C.well known pods IP
D.route validation ICMP
E.connection oriented TCP
F.three way handshake TCP
G.no sequence and acknowledgment UDP
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| 169.Which two 1W encapsulation names are correctly paired with the
Cisco IOS encapsulation names? (Choose two )
A.Ethernet_II-APPA do you mean ARPA?
B.Ethernet_802.3-SAP
C.Ethernet_802.2-LLC <---------
D.Ethernet_SNAP-SNA
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168.In which two modes can the ICMP p,,g command be used?
(Choose two )
A.user <------
B.privileged <------
C.global configuration
D.Interface configuration
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172.Which two commands allow you to verify address configuration in
your unternetword? (Choose two )
A.ping <-------
B.trace <-------
C.verify
D.test ip
E.echo ip
F.config ip
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164.Which three protocols are correctly matched to their transport
layer functions? (Choose three)
A.route selection IP <--------
B.sliding window UDP
C.well known pods IP
D.route validation ICMP
E.connection oriented TCP <--------
F.three way handshake TCP
G.no sequence and acknowledgment UDP <-------
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184.Which three commands are used to configure information into.RAM on a router? (Choose three )
A.configure memory <-------
B.configure terminal <-------
C.configure overwrite
D.copy tftp startup-config
E.copy running-config startup-config
F.copy startup-config running-config <-----
[This message has been edited by adilux (edited 11-26-2000).] | |
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| ok, let my try and get this right for you... If I get wrong anybody please correct me...
1)b&f
2)abcd
3)a&b
4)a&c
5)a&b
6)this one is kinda confusing because almost all them are right except b&c | |
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Originally posted by Tulcingo:
6)this one is kinda confusing because almost all them are right except b&c
UDP doesn't have sliding windows, no acks.
not too sure about 164.
[This message has been edited by adilux (edited 11-26-2000).] | |
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| quote:
Originally posted by gavin:
who help me ?
This my friend is a VERY hard question, hmmmm......
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| Hiya neighbor...here we go..
184.Which three commands are used to configure information into.RAM on a router? (Choose three )
A.configure memory
B.configure terminal
C.configure overwrite
D.copy tftp startup-config
E.copy running-config startup-config
F.copy startup-config running-config
Ans:A,B,F.
175.What are four benefits that can result from applying ISDN
networking? (Choose four ).A.Full time connectivity across the ISDN is spoofed by Cisco IOS routers using
dial on demand routing (DDR)
B.Small Once and Home Once sites can be economically supported with ISDN
Basic Rate Interface (BRI) servkps
C.ISDN replaces Signaling System 7 (SS7) in the Public Switched Telephone
Network (PSTIC) backbone
D.ISDN can be used as a backup service for a leased line connection between
the remote and central chaps
E.Modem racking and cabling can be eliminated by integration of digital modem
cards on Cisco IOS Network Access Servers (NAS)
Ans:A,B,C,D.
172.Which two commands allow you to verify address configuration in
your unternetword?(it has to be internetwork!!) (Choose two )
A.ping
B.trace
C.verify
D.test ip
E.echo ip
F.config ip
Ans:A,B
169.Which two 1W encapsulation names are correctly paired with the
Cisco IOS encapsulation names? (Choose two )
A.Ethernet_II-APPA
B.Ethernet_802.3-SAP
C.Ethernet_802.2-LLC
D.Ethernet_SNAP-SNA
Ans:A,C.
168.In which two modes can the ICMP p,,g command be used?
(Choose two )
A.user
B.privileged
C.global configuration
D.Interface configuration
Ans:A,B.
164.Which three protocols are correctly matched to their transport
layer functions? (Choose three)
A.route selection IP
B.sliding window UDP
C.well known pods IP
D.route validation ICMP
E.connection oriented TCP
F.three way handshake TCP
G.no sequence and acknowledgment UDP
Ans:A,E,F,G...
Does ICMP validate route by using command "Trace" ???? any comments??it seems that we have more than three ans.!!!!
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| Just a note on question 164, I would go with A, F, G.
The question asks for a matching with the TRANSPORT layer FUNCTION. In fact, given this insight, answer A is a bit suspicious, because it talks about IP which operates at the network layer. This is a yucky question!
The only answer that I feel is truly valid, now, is F. One of TCP's functions is the three way handshake. To say that one of UDP's functions is "no sequence and acknowledgment" is kind of ridiculous. What, we define it by what it's not?? Also to say that a "function" of TCP is "connection oriented" sounds a bit daft. TCP IS connection-oriented, but this isn't a "function" per se.
Since the question asks for THREE protocols, I grudgingly select A, F, G.
Hope this stirs the pot! 
Deets
P.S. A typical crappy question, that you'll probably see on the exam!!! Poor devil! | |
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| Deets,
I've seen this question before... TCP - Connection oriented, UDP - no sequence/acknowlegdement, and TCP - three-way handshake are the correct answers.
Skip | |
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| [QUOTE]Originally posted by TheSkipster:
Deets,
I've seen this question before... TCP - Connection oriented, UDP - no sequence/acknowlegdement, and TCP - three-way handshake are the correct answers.
Skip
Now that I think about it, Skip is right. it is E,F, and G, because the question asks :
what matches its transport layer protocol....what does everyone think?
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| I believe you, Skip...I had thought of those three as the correct answer. My concern with this is that it asks for THREE protocols. Selecting E, F, G...you are only selecting two protocols: TCP and UDP.
I'll go back to my original conclusion about this question: crap!
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