Answer:
Embedded Systems.
Explanation:
Software (often on firmware) designed to make physical products and devices smarter by doing things like sharing usage information, helping diagnose problems, indicating maintenance schedules, providing alerts, or enabling devices to take orders from other systems is referred to as Embedded Systems.
yes
Explanation:
isn't really noted but if the sequence is in the given order the ("3at4") could be expressed in a ('0' to '9' )format
Answer:
The first one, 99.14.242.51 is the only valid IPv4 address listed.
Explanation:
An IPv4 address is formatted as four eight-bit numbers separated by decimals. This means that a valid one will have four numbers from 0 to 255, with decimals in between.
The first one, 99.14.242.51 is a valid IPv4 address.
The second one has the number 342, which is greater than eight bits.
The third one has five octets.
The fourth one is in the wrong format altogether, using what appear to be 32-bit numbers
Answer: Flag
Explanation:
When using an application control solution, it should be noted that the application whitelist is typically centrally defined which is applied to the network devices. In such case, the applications that are contained in the whitelist will be the only one that are allowed.
Therefore, the applications that are not contained in the whitelist should be flagged. This is necessary in order to effectively monitor the user traffic for a period of time in order to discover user behaviors.
Answer:
I don't think so bud that's not how it works lol
