There is no truly unique identifier assigned to a PC. Any appearance of a unique ID is merely an illusion. The closest thing there is to a unique identifier is a MAC address, which is actually assigned to a network adapter (Ethernet port, wireless radio, etc.) and is usually unique but can be faked
Answer: HUB
Explanation:
A Hub is a network device, that acts only in layer 1 (Physical layer) forwarding all traffic that reaches to the input port, to all output ports at once, without processing the received data in any way that could modify them.
It behaves like it were a multiport repeater (which has only one output port).
Answer:
The ping command.
Explanation:
In a network, workstations known as clients, users or nodes are the devices where data is needed or sents from. A server on the other hand, is a device in the network, configured to render a particular service like database, domain name service, web service etc.
When a link from a workstation to a server is down, the workstation looses connection the server. To confirm the connectivity of the link, "ping" the server ip address from the workstation using the command "ping 'server ip address'". This sends echo packets to the server, which is echoed back if there is connectivity.
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
The the sql command to list the total sales by customer , month , and product, with subtotals by customer and by month and a grand total for all product sales is:
SELECT S.CUS_CODE, T.TM_MONTH, S.P_CODE,
SUM(S.SALE_UNITS*S.SALE_PRICE) AS "TOTSALES"
FROM DWDAYSALESFACT AS S INNER JOIN DWTIME AS T ON S.TM_ID =
T.TM_ID
GROUP BY S.CUS_CODE,T.TM_MONTH,S.P_CODE WITH ROLLUP;
It could fail, it would take a long time setting it up and aslo it could be easily hacked.
