I speak the same language. Doesn’t help.
Which one of these network types would be the best choice for connecting locations in different countries?
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Professor Messer’s Network+ Study Group – January 2014
This month; managed vs. unmanaged switches, switches and routers, the details behind Spanning Tree, taking A+ before Network+, final checklists, and renewing your certification.
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Don’t do that in direct sunlight
Which of these utilities can identify the application that is sending network traffic from your computer?
I’ll take the dark roast
Which of these would be the most likely reason for slow network transfer speeds?
Professor Messer’s Network+ Study Group – December 2013
This month; understanding segments, packets, and frames, dynamic routing concepts, an overview of APIPA, working with routing tables, understanding VPN encryption, and much more!
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Professor Messer’s Network+ Study Group – November 2013
This month; understanding RADIUS and TACACS+ authentication, wire categories and supported bandwidths, the DHCP process, and certification Q&A.
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We’ve been by this network segment before
Which of these utilities lists the route that a packet takes to a destination?
Professor Messer’s Network+ Study Group – October 2013
This month; understanding spanning tree protocol, how to convert between decimal and binary, how unicast, multicast, and broadcasts are used for a live video stream, and the best topics to know for your Network+ exam.
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Professor Messer’s Network+ Study Group – September 2013
This month; how to abbreviate an IPv6 address, MAC addresses and IP addresses, troubleshooting DNS issues, an overview of VLANs and more!
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I know where I’m going
You need to view the path that network traffic takes to a destination. Which one of these commands would provide this functionality?