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2 years ago

What is the main role of LDAP?

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NISA [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

Run directory services

Explanation:

LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) is an open protocol used to access some information, information that is stored in a network, the information is organized hierarchical structure, we could find some data like names, directories, and telephone numbers.

With other options, we can find DHCP to assign IP addresses and to resolve IP addresses to host names, we have the DNS.

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A communication medium which allows receivers to observe multiple cues, such as body language and tone of voice, and allows send

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Answer: Rich medium

Explanation: A communication is said to be rich id it provides the services like observing the body language, immediate communication, instant judging of the voice tone etc. These factors are commonly found in the face to face interaction which is considered as the rich source of communication. It is considered as rich medium because it has the capability of receiving the output immediately .

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3 years ago

Host Y sends the first TCP ACK message for the transaction? a. true b. false

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Answer: True

Explanation:

TCP is the transmission control protocol which and TCP ACK is the transmission control handshake method which are used by TCP. It basically indicates the next sequence number in the method when the flag is set.

Firstly, the ACK (Acknowledge) send by the each end for the initial sequence number itself but it does not contained any type of data. In the TCP segment header ACK contain 32 bit field.

The acknowledgement is just a proof to clients that ACK is a specific to the SYN when the clients initiate.

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3 years ago

Scale-based classification for networks allows us to differentiate PANs, LANs, MANs, and WANs. Moreover, the structure of a netw

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Answer:

1. PANs uses Star Topology.

2. LAN uses four topology (Bus, Ring, Star and Tree).

3. MAN uses Star Topology.

4. WAN uses Bus topology.

Explanation:

1. PAN is the personnel area network, in which different personnel devices of a person are connect to each other with the help of the central computer with the help of Bluetooth, WiFi or some other medium. The central computer will work like a hub and all the devices are directly connected to the central PC. It is same as the ring topology where all the devices are connected to the central PC. So we can say that, PANs use star topology.

2. LAN is the local area network that has been established with in the premises of the organization. In this type of network, four typologies involve to complete the network connection. First is star topology, that is used to connect all the devices with the switches. Then Bus topology is used to connect all the switches with the single main cable. Ring topology is involved to connect all the switches with each other. Tree topology is used to connect different block if the organization in the form of branch to connect the central router or switch.

3. MAN is the Metropolitan Area Network which is comprise of different LANs. All the LANs are connected to the Router in the form of Star topology.

4. WAN is the wide area network. In WAN different MANs are connected to the network through single cable. This type of network uses Bus topology.

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3 years ago

You are a visitor at a political convention with delegates; each delegate is a member of exactly one political party. It is impo

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Answer:

The algorithm is as follows:

Step 1: Start

Step 2: Parties = [All delegates in the party]

Step 3: Lent = Count(Parties)

Step 4: Individual = 0

Step 5: Index = 1

Step 6: For I in Lent:

Step 6.1: If Parties[Individual] == Parties[I]:

Step 6.1.1: Index = Index + 1

Step 6.2: Else:

Step 6.2.1 If Index == 0:

Step 6.2.2: Individual = I

Step 6.2.3: Index = 1

Step 7: Else

Step 7.1: Index = Index - 1

Step 8: Print(Party[Individual])

Step 9: Stop

Explanation:

The algorithm begins here

Step 1: Start

This gets the political parties as a list

Step 2: Parties = [All delegates in the party]

This counts the number of delegates i.e. the length of the list

Step 3: Lent = Count(Parties)

This initializes the first individual you come in contact with, to delegate 0 [list index begins from 0]

Step 4: Individual = 0

The next person on the list is set to index 1

Step 5: Index = 1

This begins an iteration

Step 6: For I in Lent:

If Parties[Individual] greets, shakes or smile to Party[i]

Step 6.1: If Parties[Individual] == Parties[I]:

Then they belong to the same party. Increment count by 1

Step 6.1.1: Index = Index + 1

If otherwise

Step 6.2: Else:

This checks if the first person is still in check

Step 6.2.1 If Index == 0:

If yes, the iteration is shifted up

Step 6.2.2: Individual = I

Step 6.2.3: Index = 1

If the first person is not being checked

Step 7: Else

The index is reduced by 1

Step 7.1: Index = Index - 1

This prints the highest occurrence party

Step 8: Print(Party[Individual])

This ends the algorithm

Step 9: Stop

The algorithm, implemented in Python is added as an attachment

Because there is an iteration which performs repetitive operation, the algorithm running time is: O(n)

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