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Answer:
D. BGP
Explanation:
In order to exchange routing information with another AS (Autonomous Systems) only, exterior routers use an exterior routing protocol, like BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) or EGP (Exterior Routing Protocol).
BGP is an application-layer protocol in the TCP/IP suite, that uses a well-known TCP port (179) in order to deliver information reliably.
It is important to note that in order to exchange routing data within his own AS, the router uses an interior routing protocol, like OSPF.
Answer:
The correct option of the following question is a.).
Explanation:
The PC1 will send the Ethernet frames to the Router1, with the PC1's MAC address as source address and the Router1's MAC address as destination address. The Router1 will removes an encapsulated the IP packets from that Ethernet frames, discarding frames header and the trailer. The Router1 will be forward IP packets by the first an encapsulating it's inside the HDLC frames, but the Router1 will not an encapsulate Ethernet frames in the HDLC frames, but rather than an IP packets. The Router2 will be deencapsulate the IP packets from HDLC frames and forward onto Ethernet Local Area Network and adding the new Ethernet headers and the trailer, but this is the header will be different. It will the list Router2's MAC address as source address and the PC2's MAC address as destination address.
Answer:
The correct answer is -It is very easy to show in the physical world with real objects.
Explanation:
Answer:
The ethernet cable.
Explanation:
The connection to the switch or router might be disrupted with the disconnection of the cable. Ask the user to check if the ethernet cable is properly connected.
