The electrical network is graded to ensure efficient and safe power distribution across varying voltage levels. Grading helps minimize energy losses,
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Computer NetworkingWhen was cat 5 cable introduced?Asked by AnonymousCategory 5 (Cat 5) cable was introduced in the 1990s, specifically gaining popularity around 1995. It was designed to support data transmission speeds of up to
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Computer NetworkingHow do you operate brower model 11400-3?Asked by AnonymousTo operate the Brower Model 11400-3, first ensure it is properly set up and connected to a power source. Turn on the device using the main power switch and sele
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Is it necessary to potentially reengineer parts of the network to support a migration to more wireless or wire-free type of networks?
Asked by AnonymousYes, reengineering parts of the network may be necessary to support a migration to more wireless or wire-free networks. This could involve upgrading infrastruct
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Computer NetworkingWhy does wireshark shows the actual MAC address for the local host but not for the remote host?Asked by AnonymousWireshark displays the actual MAC address of the local host because it is directly connected to the network and can access its own hardware address. In contrast
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Computer NetworkingHow would you find out what a client expects from you as a psw?Asked by Shantal123456To understand a client's expectations as a personal support worker (PSW), I would start by conducting a thorough assessment through direct communication, asking
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Computer NetworkingWhat are the smtp settings for africaonline.co.zw?Asked by AnonymousThe SMTP settings for Africa Online Zimbabwe (africaonline.co.zw) typically include the following configurations: the SMTP server is usually set to smtp.africao
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Computer NetworkingWhat address does a switch build into its table to successfully send data to that device?Asked by AnonymousA switch builds a MAC address table, which contains the MAC addresses of devices connected to its ports along with the corresponding port numbers. When a switch
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Computer NetworkingCan I replace the light bulb in a fiber optic tree?Asked by AnonymousNo, you cannot replace the light bulb in a fiber optic tree because these trees do not have traditional bulbs. Instead, they use a single light source, often an
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Computer NetworkingWhat does ePO check IP integrity do?Asked by AnonymousePO (McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator) checks IP integrity by monitoring the integrity of the files and processes on endpoints within a network. It ensures that crit
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Computer NetworkingWhat maximum distance an armoured cable can go?Asked by AnonymousThe maximum distance an armored cable can effectively run depends on several factors, including the type of cable, its gauge, and the application. For example,
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Computer NetworkingIs it acceptable to say protocol having been established?Asked by AnonymousYes, it is acceptable to say "protocol having been established," as it conveys that the protocol is already in place. However, this phrase can sound s
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Computer NetworkingWhat is b class ms pipe?Asked by AnonymousA B Class MS pipe is a medium-weight mild steel pipe defined under IS 1239 (Part 1), which is the
Indian Standard for steel tubes used in water, gas, air, and s
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What is the best method of resource access and redundancy in an inter-networked system?Asked by AnonymousThe best method for resource access and redundancy in an inter-networked system is to implement a combination of distributed systems with load balancing and fai
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Computer NetworkingHow change the baud rate in Epson fx-890?Asked by AnonymousTo change the baud rate on the Epson FX-890 printer, you need to access the printer's setup menu. Press the "Menu" button, navigate to the "Inter
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Computer NetworkingWhat is ip spooling?Asked by AnonymousIP spooling is a technique used to manage multiple IP addresses for a single device or application, allowing it to send and receive data as though it were using
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Computer NetworkingWhat is a default TDOL according the EMV specifications?Asked by AnonymousA default TDOL (Terminal Data Object List) according to EMV specifications is a predefined set of data elements that a payment terminal uses to process a transa
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Computer NetworkingDoes udp guarantee delivery of packets?Asked by AnonymousNo, UDP (User Datagram Protocol) does not guarantee the delivery of packets. It is a connectionless protocol that sends packets without establishing a connectio
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Computer NetworkingWhat are IP addresses called that begin with 185?Asked by AnonymousIP addresses that begin with 185 belong to the range designated for the IPv4 address space, specifically within the 185.0.0.0 to 185.255.255.255 range. These ad
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Computer NetworkingIs frame relay an example of WAN?Asked by AnonymousYes, Frame Relay is an example of a Wide Area Network (WAN) technology. It provides a method for connecting multiple local area networks (LANs) over long distan
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Computer NetworkingWhich layer can route data on different paths by creating virtual circuits?Asked by AnonymousThe layer that can route data on different paths by creating virtual circuits is the Transport Layer, specifically in protocols like TCP (Transmission Control P
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Computer NetworkingWhich two statements describe features of an IPv4 routing table on a router?Asked by AnonymousAn IPv4 routing table on a router typically contains entries that include destination IP addresses, subnet masks, and next-hop addresses, which guide the router
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Computer NetworkingWhich chapter in the AFI 36-3026 IP v1 contains Service-level policy information for children who are college-age students?