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<p/>The following questions will help you determine whether you have learned enough to move on to the <a class='inlineblock cb lh2 dr tr p5' href='44'>next chapter</a>. If you have difficulty answering these questions, please go back and review the material in this chapter before beginning the next chapter. See <a class='inlineblock cb lh2 dr tr p5' href='149'>Appendix A</a>, "Questions and Answers," for the
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<p/><li> Your computer running Windows 2000 Client for Microsoft Networks was configured manually for TCP/IP. You can connect to any host on your own subnet, but you can't connect to or even ping any host on a remote subnet. What is the likely cause of the problem and how would you fix it?</li><p/><li> Your computer running Windows 2000 Professional can communicate with some, but not all, of the NetWare servers on your network. Some of the NetWare servers are running frame type 802.2 and some are running 802.3. What is the likely cause of the problem? </li><p/><li> What are the limitations of the NetBEUI protocol? </li><p/><li> What is the primary function of the DLC protocol?</li><p/><li> What is the significance of the binding order of network protocols?</li><p/></ol>
<p/><a class='inlineblock cb lh2 dr tr p5' href='149'>Answers</a><p/> - Microsoft Windows 1002000 Professional E2 [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی
The following questions will help you determine whether you have learned enough to move on to the next chapter. If you have difficulty answering these questions, please go back and review the material in this chapter before beginning the next chapter. See Appendix A, "Questions and Answers," for the answers to these questions.
Your computer running Windows 2000 Client for Microsoft Networks was configured manually for TCP/IP. You can connect to any host on your own subnet, but you can't connect to or even ping any host on a remote subnet. What is the likely cause of the problem and how would you fix it?
Your computer running Windows 2000 Professional can communicate with some, but not all, of the NetWare servers on your network. Some of the NetWare servers are running frame type 802.2 and some are running 802.3. What is the likely cause of the problem?
What are the limitations of the NetBEUI protocol?
What is the primary function of the DLC protocol?
What is the significance of the binding order of network protocols?
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