Difference between WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA-PSK & WPA2-PSK protocol

Q: 1. Calculate the bandwidth-delay product for the following networks: (1) T1 (1.5 Mbps). (2) Ethernet…

A: 1. Calculate the bandwidth delay: 1) TI (1.5Mbps) bandwidth value = 1.5Mbps x 1000 kilobits x 1000…

Q: Explain FIVE general features of RIP b) Explain any FIVE differences between RIP version 1 and RIP…

A: a)FIVE general features of RIP,b)FIVE differences between RIP version 1 and RIP version 2,c)ONE…

Q: Transmittal protocols There are advantages and disadvantages to using both TCP and UPD in the…

A: You will gain knowledge about five benefits and drawbacks of the TCP protocol after reading this…

Q: (1) What role does IP addressing play in the BGP routeing protocol? (2) What role does physical…

A: BGP is unusual in utilizing TCP as its transport protocol among routing protocols. When BGP operates…

Q: X.25 and Frame Relay are two protocols applied in packet switching data communication. Packet…

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Q: Which protocol is used at the transport layer for point-to-point communication that is carried out…

A: PPTP, or Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol, is one of the tunneling protocols that may be used in…

Q: Question 2: An end system sends 50 packets per second using the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) over a…

A: An end system sends 50 packets per second using the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) over a full duplex…

Q: Briefly EXPLAIN X.25 and Frame Relay protocols, their protocol layers, and equipment used. a)…

A: Actually, A protocol is the special set of rules that end points in a telecommunication connection…

Q: The kind of cable used to link the switch and the router must be determined. What piece of hardware…

A: Dear Student, The piece of hardware that is used to connect two networks operating under distinct…

Q: 1. What is the function of an STP? Differentiate between an STP and a signaling point (SSP). 2.…

A: 1. STP works as a router that relays SS7 messages between signaling end-points (SEPs) and other…

Q: Layer 2 communication protocol difficulties with the router have been discovered?

A: The router is the most well-known Layer 3 device used in a network. A router may examine the Layer 3…

Q: "Ethernet (802.3) and WLAN (802.11) use different Media Access Protocols" – If you agree with this…

A: WLAN stands for wireless Local area network and Ethernet also a LAN technology. Given that Ethernet,…

Q: Compare the routing protocols DSDV, AODV, DSR with respect to Protocol type, Routing…

A: Given: Compare routing protocols DSDV, AODV, DSR

Q: Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSM) and Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) are commonly applied…

A: Introduction :We have asked for the difference between VLSM and CIDR and THREE benefits of using…

Q: high-performance network, MPLS combines the richness of IP with

A: Summary Multi-protocol marker switching is dependable but precious, leading enterprises to condense…

Q: Explain the basic protocols and functions of layer 4 in detail.

A: Main protocols of layer 4 are:-  TCP( transmission protocol),  UDP(user datagram protocol) .

Q: What is the lowest layer of the OSI model at which wired and wireless transmissions share the same…

A: Network layer: Network layer performs the routing of packet from source to destination. For…

Q: Which transport layer protocol is used by the point-to-point tunneling protocol?

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Q: give proper solution for both (A) and (B) give proper explaination  subject networking    (a) The…

A: The first statement given is:  The purpose of the OSI model is to show how to facilitate…

Q: AT1 circuit provides a data rate of min 2.5Mbps and more. True or false?

A: According to the information given:- We have to find the correct option to verify the statement.

Q: Why would you examine the ARP Protocol Using Wireshark?

A: ARP is simple designed to find out the MAC addresses of computers in a network with associated with…

Q: What are the distinctions between the following network devices: switches and routers, and what…

A: Introduction A router is a networking device that connects numerous switches and networks together…

Q: We can outline the history of WLAN protocols in just a few phrases.

A: Given:   We can outline the history of WLAN protocols in just a few phrases.

Q: What exactly is the "Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP)" in networking, and how does it work in…

A: Introduction: Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) is a CISCO restricted protocol that provides…

Q: The next sections of this paper go into network applications and application layer protocols in…

A: A network application is any software that operates on a single host and interacts with another…

Q: Match the following List-l (Protocol Layers) A- Application layer B- Network layer C- Data link…

A: Network Layer uses IP Address Application Layer uses Port Address Data link Layer uses MAC Address…

Q: Question 11 Explain the difference between Ethernet and Wi-Fi protocols used in LAN

A: Ethernet is primarily a standard communication protocol used to create local area networks.  It…

Q: Question#1: I. List 5 protocols used in noiseless and noisy channel in data link layer? а. b. С. d.…

A: Computer network is a set of computer systems or nodes that are connected with each other over the…

Q: What is a Software Defined Network and how does it differ from a traditional (non-SDN) network?…

A: Hey, since multiple questions posted, we will answer first question according to our policy. If you…

Q: What do we mean by connection establishment at network layer

A: The connection establishment at network layer:-

Q: resses; III - It can use both optical fiber and twisted pair as a physical medium; IV - This is a…

A: Analyze the characteristics and identify the communication protocol: I - It can be used both for…

Q: Discuss the architecture style that is used by networking protocols

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Q: f. One of the LLC layer services in the IEEE 802.11 protocol is "Unacknowledged connectionless…

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Q: Discuss the differences between MANET and WSN. Name the routing protocols of WSN.

A: S.No MANET WSN 1) Manets are close to human in the sense that they are meant to be used by human…

Q: Why is it beneficial to use standards to develop and implement network protocols? a.A particular…

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Q: what reason would you want to utilize Wireshark to investigate the ARP

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Q: Both Layer-2 Switch and Router are used to forward network traffic from one interface to another.…

A: Difference between switch and router: Router is defines the path of the data transmission. Switches…

Q: Discuss the OSI layer and its purposes, as well as the protocols that operate at each layer.

A: Introduction: The OSI Model is a logical and conceptual model of network communication used to…

Q: Briefly describe two protocols from the TCP/IP stack and list three advantages of these protocols.

A: Ans:) TCP/IP stands for transmission control [protocol and internet protocol. TCP/IP stack is the…

Q: 1) What is a Software Defined Network and how does it differ from a traditional (non-SDN) network?…

A: Hey, since multiple questions posted, we will answer first question according to our policy. If you…

Q: Inform a buddy about the ARP protocol. Mention the layer at which it functions and the kind of…

A: In a local-area network, the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is a protocol or technique that…

Q: 1. Select one of the listed protocols. • Routing Information Protocol • Open Shortest Path First •…

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Q: lleague about the ARP protocol. Mention the layer at which it operates as well as the kind of…

A: Given   Inform a colleague about the ARP protocol. Mention the layer at which it operates as well…

Q: This section will discuss the OSI layer, its operations, and the protocols that operate at each…

A: Introduction: The Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model is a seven-layer diagram that represents…

Q: Difference between STP, ARP and ICMP protocols?

A: ARP stands for Address Resolution Protocol. It is a protocol used for mapping an IP address into a…