<span>Exploit -</span> An attack that takes advantage of a system vulnerability, often<span> due to a combination of one or more improperly configured services.</span>
The answer is C: db9 port
In most routers, the console port is the port that is used to access your router’s console interface on your computer for configuration, administration and management purposes. To connect a router to a PC, you will need to use a rollover cable or a console. A rollover cable has a db9 connector on one end and an RJ 45 on the other end. Most computers these days do not have db9 (serial port connector). What you need is a USB to Serial converter. This cable will be connected to the computer via the db9 connector and then straight to the console port of the router
Answer:
Core i7 unlocked
Explanation:
This is known to not only be faster but also more stable.
Answer:
29
Explanation:
for n=28:
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Algorithm 1 performs f(n) = n2 + n/2 = 28*28 + 28/2 = 798
Algorithm 2 performs f(n) = 12*28 + 500 = 836
for n=29
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Algorithm 1 performs f(n) = n2 + n/2 = 29*29 + 29/2 = 855.5
Algorithm 2 performs f(n) = 12*29 + 500 = 848
so, for n=29, algorithm 2 will be faster than algorithm 1
The highest layer accessed by each of the following devices are:-
Router: <u>Network/internet layer.</u>
Unmanaged switch: <u>Application layer</u>
Wireless access point:<u>Application layer</u>
Firewall: <u>Transport layer and the Network layer</u>
Explanation:
TCP/IP stands for Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol
The TCP/IP networking model has four layers, namely,
- <u>Application layer</u>
- <u>Transport layer.</u>
- <u>Internet layer .</u>
- <u>Network interface layer.</u>
- <u>Application layer:</u>This is the highest layer or level of the OSI Model.It allows the user to interact with the software applications.
- <u>Transport Layer:</u>This layer builds on the network layer to transfer data from a process on a source system machine to a process on a destination system.
- <u>Internet Layer:</u>This layer is also known as the network layer.It is responsible for the transportation of Packets from any network or computer irrespective of the route it takes.
- <u>Network interface Layer:</u> This layer is also called a network access layer. It helps you to defines details of how data should be sent using the network.