TRUE or FALSE? A router is a special-purpose computer on the Internet that receives message packets, accesses routing information, and passes the packets on toward their destination

Q: Q1: In OSPF, the IP address. is used for Designated Router (DR) and a Backup Designated Router…

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Q: Does a router direct packets to MAC addresses ? If your answer is YES explain how, If the answer is…

A: Solution: The routing table of a router has the  MAC addresses of every device connected to the…

Q: If a router receives a packet with a destination network address unknown to the router, what does…

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Q: Classify each of the following as a property of TCP or UDP protocols No. Property protocol 1 It…

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Q: In the next section, we'll explain what happens when a router receives a packet with an unknown…

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Q: QUESTION 5 A differentiated services router distinguishes between packet flows by using the packets'…

A: Q5 markings is the right answer Differentiated Services routers uses a system to categorise and…

Q: To reach a host or router, a packet requires two levels of addressing. What are they?

A: Switching of packets: Packet switching is a way of arranging data transferred across a digital…

Q: Bridge device separates a single network into two segments but lets the two segments appear as one…

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Q: QUESTION 5 A differentiated services router distinguishes between packet flows by using the packets'…

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Q: Before a computer can use a router, with what configuration information must it beprovided?a.…

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Q: A device which is responsible for ensuring that only authorised packets enter the network is known…

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Q: Which is easier, routing with or without IP adresses?

A: Routing is easier via the IP addresses.Since, the IP address can be either dynamic or static in…

Q: 1. When a packet is passed through the network, its is changed at every remains the same. A. IP…

A: Here have to determine about  packet is passed through the network.

Q: A one-to-all communication between one source and all hosts on a network is classified as a…

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Q: a network feature that allows router to know the destination address for a .packet coming from the…

A: IP or the Internet protocol is an example of the Routed protocol. It is an agreement of the rules…

Q: Suppose a computer sends a packet at the network layer to another computer

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Q: When a router can’t determine a path to a message‘s destination, where does it send the message? a.…

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Q: Routero Router1 Shitcho Switc PCO 6 computers PC1 76 computers low many subnets are there in the…

A: In this network topology we have two local area networks connected by routers. Ip…

Q: þescribe how a packet will be processed at a router that is configured with ACLS (Access Control…

A: ACL-enabled router: ACLs are filters that allow you to specify which routing changes or packets are…

Q: The following shows a network with two subnets. A device on the network is misconfigured. Which…

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Q: What data does a typical packet-filtering router use? What are examples of a packet-filtering…

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Q: packet that is 1000 bytes in length. The router determines that the packet is to be forewarded to an…

A: IPv4 packet size is 1000B which will include 20B header as well  Thus payload size is 980B.

Q: What protocol is used to assign dynamic IP addresses to computers on a LAN?

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Q: QUESTION 5 A differentiated services router distinguishes between packet flows by using the packets'…

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Q: FTP stands for File transfer protocol. FTP is a standard internet protocol provided by TCP/IP used…

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Q: ICMP is a Network-layer protocol the ping program uses to test whether a computer can communicate…

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Q: A routing route between two hosts is often found using the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).

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Q: DNS servers also allow reverse lookup; given an IP address 128.112.169.4, it is reversed into a text…

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Q: Broadcasts are forwarded by routers, but not by switches and bridges. Is it true or false?

A: Introduction: Routers, switches, and bridges are all network connecting devices that connect two or…

Q: 2. IP, TCP, and UDP all discard a packet that arrives with a checksum error and do not attempt to…

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Q: Briefly explain the difference types of routers' messaging below? Broadcast routing: Flooding:…

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Q: What is the definition of routing? Describe in detail the main components of a router and the…

A: Introduction: Routing: Routing is simply the act of finding a path across several networks, which…

Q: What happens if a router receives a packet with a destination network address it doesn't recognize?

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Q: What Network Layer protocol is used for HTTP applications? IP BootP UDP TCP

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Q: TRUE or FALSE? When a message is broken into packets for transmission over the Internet, it is…

A: When an individual sends a message over the internet, special software uses TCP rules to split the…

Q: There is a routing table in the figure on a router.  If packets with the following destination IP…

A: The routing table given is:- Address  Next hop 198.52.60.0/23 Ethernet 0 198.52.62.0/23…

Q: A host in class C does not know its IP address and wants to send a message to a bootstrap server to…

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Q: When a UDP message arrives at a computer, can IP software completely

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Q: The following describes what a router does when it receives a packet with an unknown destination…

A: Unknown network: If the address in the packet matches one of the entries in the routing table, the…

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Q: After a breach in security, a network administrator is looking to restrict access to traffic across…

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Q: A router that is routing IP traffic also might use a protocol called RIP. What is that protocol used…

A: RIP stands for Routing Information Protocol. It is one of the oldest distance vector routing…

Q: Switches and bridges do not forward broadcasts, but routers do. Is it true or false

A: Given:   Switches and bridges do not forward broadcasts, but routers do. Is it true or false…

Types Of Protocols

A network protocol is a collection of rules that governs the exchange of data between devices connected to the same network. In other words, network protocols are rules that specify how devices communicate or transfer data over a network. The sender and receiver systems must obey the standards to facilitate communication between them.