Answer:
Issue the Dcdiag on all domain controller servers.
Explanation:
Active directory is a database that holds information of client's authentication for service access in a server. Domain controllers in servers holds these active directories, to replicate client's credentials for quick response to access to the server.
When a server domain can not contact the active directory domain controller, the Dcdiag command is issued on the server to check for connectivity issue to the DNS, AD replication, SYSVOL replication etc.
Answer:
Deleting files and etc on your computer.
Explanation:
Let, DG is the datagram so, DG= 2400.
Let, FV is the Value of Fragment and F is the Flag and FO is the Fragmentation Offset.
Let, M is the MTU so, M=700.
Let, IP is the IP header so, IP= 20.
Let, id is the identification number so, id=422
Required numbers of the fragment = ![[\frac{DG-IP}{M-IP} ]](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5B%5Cfrac%7BDG-IP%7D%7BM-IP%7D%20%5D)
Insert values in the formula = ![[\frac{2400-20}{700-20} ]](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5B%5Cfrac%7B2400-20%7D%7B700-20%7D%20%5D)
Then, =
= ![[3.5]](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5B3.5%5D)
The generated numbers of the fragment is 4
- If FV = 1 then, bytes in data field of DG=
and id=422 and FO=0 and F=1.
- If FV = 2 then, bytes in data field of DG=
and id=422 and FO=85
and F=1.
- If FV = 3 then, bytes in data field of DG=
and id=422 and FO=170
and F=1.
- If FV = 4 then, bytes in data field of DG=
and id=422 and FO=255
and F=0.
Answer:
A compilation error will occur.
Explanation:
The % operator does not accept a float as its right-hand operand.