Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
Users can connect to a remote access server through a dial-up connection or a virtual private network (VPN) connection.
Explanation:
A dial-up connection requires both the server and the client computer to have a correctly configured modem. The client and the server connect over analog public telephone networks. To enhance the security of a dial-up connection, use data encryption, Windows logon and domain security, remote access policies and callback security.
Answer:
d. 65536
Explanation:
When the network administrator received the IPV6 prefix for subnetting and we have assumed that the administrator does not subnet into their interface ID portion.So the number of subnets the administrator can create from the /48 prefix are 65536.
Hence the answer to this question is 65536.
Answer:
Pseudocode
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Integer netElevation(list of elements of type elevation - type and number)
<em>function open</em>
Define running total = 0
for each element from list
<em>loop open</em>
elevation type = element[i].type
if (elevation type == Up)
running total = running total + element[i].number
else
running total = running total - element[i].number
<em>loop close</em>
return running total
<em>function close</em>
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.
