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333 MCSE Questions And Answers

122⟩ What is metro

A Metro Ethernet is a computer network based on the Ethernet standard and which covers a metropolitan area.

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126⟩ What is mean by Client?

Client is a system which houses the Client operating system like windows 95/98/me/2000professional/xp in the LAN and sharing the resources from the server.

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127⟩ Define networking.

In information technology, a network is a series of points or nodes interconnected by communication paths. Networks can interconnect with other networks and contain sub networks.

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129⟩ Why do we use bit stuffing and character stuffing?

The flag bits in the data link layer are of the form 01111110. If there is data that takes the same form, it will be misinterpreted as a flag bit. In order to avoid this we stuff additional bits at the sending end and de-stuff the same at the receiving end.

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134⟩ What is RIP what is the use of RIP?

RIP (routing information protocol) is a distance vector dynamic routing protocol. It is used where there is less number of routers.Its max hop count is 15. It broadcast its entire routing information in every 30 seconds. It is a class full routing protocol.RIP version 2 is a classless routing protocol.

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135⟩ Why we use cross cable to connect same devices?

Same devices like PC-2-PC, it uses (NIC for PC) 1, 2 for transmission 3, 6 for reception. If we do not use cross cable then we cannot transfer data.While in the case of switch/hub they receive (NIC of SWITCH/HUB) data on 1, 2 transmit on 3, 6.That is why we use straight cable for de-similar host cross cable for similar hosts.

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136⟩ What is the difference between unshielded twisted pair (UTP) and Shielded twisted pair (STP)?

The most commonly used form of twisted pair is unshielded twisted pair (UTP). It is just two insulated wires twisted together. Any data communication cables and normal telephone cables are this type. Shielded twisted pair (STP) differs from UTP in that it has a foil jacket that helps prevent crosstalk and noise from outside source. In data communications there is a cable type called FTP (foil-shielded pairs) which consists of four twisted pair inside one common shield (made of aluminum foil).

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140⟩ What is the difference between L3 Switch and Router, if they perform the same function why do we need both of them?

Layer 3 switches do routing with ASIC chips. Routers do it with a microprocessor and its associated software. Therefore, the Layer 3 switches are much faster than traditional but cost more. We need them both because in many situations a slow router is sufficient and cheaper than a gigabit layer 3-switch router.

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