4A0-100 Exam Dumps - Nokia SRC Certification Questions and Answers

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OSPF

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Ethernet

ARPANET was an early packet switched network initially connecting 4 sites (Stanford, UC Santa Barbara, UCLA, and U of Utah).

The mission of ARPANET was to connect packet switched networks and other diverse networks, making an international network of networks.

ARPANET connected sites spread around the Hawaiian Islands to a central time-sharing computer on the University of Hawaii campus.

ARPANET was based on the use of TCP/IP to interconnect diverse systems.

To limit the number of the IP addresses in the network.

To improve the efficiency of transmissions over the network.

To reduce the number of resources required to send a large frame over the network.

To allow IP datagrams to be carried over Layer 2 networks with varying MTU sizes.

The switch floods the frame out of all ports except the port on which it was received.

The switch looks in its FDB. If the source address is unknown it discards the frame.

The switch looks in its FDB. If the destination address is known it forwards the frame out the appropriate interface.

The switch looks in its FDB. If the destination address is unknown it floods the frame out all ports except the port on which it was received.

The switch looks in its FDB. If the destination address is unknown it discards the frame.

It is used to maintain adjacency between neighbors.

It is used to request link state updates from neighbors.

It is used to deliver link state updates to neighbors.

It is used to confirm delivery of updates between neighbors.

Unicast

Multicast

Broadcast

Anycast

A routing entry, included in the RIB by default, that forwards packets with an unknown destination to the CPM for inspection.

A manual entry used when the destination address of a network is not specifically listed in the routing table.

A manual entry that matches a specific /32 host address using the least cost to the destination.

A default entry in the FIB used when forwarding multicast and broadcast packets.

Using the IP address of the packet.

Using the MAC address of the frame.

Using port numbers.

Using Connection Identifier Numbers (CIN).