1. It is a requirement to install a routing protocol that monitors the network for routers that have changed their link state. T
he __________ protocol provides the ability to accomplish this. 2. The __________ is a protocol that bases routing decisions on the network path and rules.
3. RIPv2 needs to be installed to enable dynamic routing. This should be installed in the __________ snap-in.
4. A customer requires a high-speed packet switching alternative to X.25. __________ should be installed.
5. X.25 connections utilize a clocking circuit. This makes them __________.
6. While analyzing Frame Relay frames, it is found that a message consisting of 10 separate packets was sent over five different circuits. These five circuits together form a __________ circuit.
7. A company just purchased a leased line that runs the Frame Relay service. The standard data rate for this service is known as __________.
8. A client wants to upgrade her remote users from dial-up to a faster service. However, cable Internet and DSL are not available in their respective areas. Another valid alternative is to use __________.
9. A customer wants a WAN technology that does not use variable-length packets but instead uses fixed-length cells. __________ is the recommended solution.
10. A client with eight computers needs a cost-effective Internet solution that can transmit 128 Kbps. __________ is the recommended solution.
A corporation has implemented a software that conducts the number of information overwriting and deleting, which allows the newest details to be accessible whenever the information is examined. As a Software Engineer, they suggest RDS database technologies.
It is an AWS supported controlled SQL DB service that also reinforces the array type DB for the purpose to contain and maintain the information.
Because there is a very likely chance you can get electrocuted which could lead to medical treatment or even death. Also if working near trees or polls or anything that is touching a power line may lead to you being electrocuted.
