An ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) network has been setup as follows:Clients 1 and 2 cannot access the Internet. What is the problem?

Given that Switch A has two ports connected to switch B. Which characteristic of switch will allow ports to be combined and managed as a single entity?

Select the most appropriate network technique to describe an active/passive server cluster in which only one server is active and dealing with requests.

A network administrator of a 50 machine network is receiving complaints that some users are losingconnectivity to network services. On inspection it is discovered that the IP (Internet Protocol) addresses for the subnet of 255.255.255.128 have been exhausted. Which of the following explains the problem?

Which two network features will slow or limit traffic to improve the performance of other kinds of traffic? (Select TWO).

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a network application protocol used by devices (DHCP clients) to obtain configuration information for operation in an Internet Protocol network. A new DHCP server has been implemented. A technician checks some computers’ IP addresses and the IP addresses are not in the scope but they can reach network resources. The other computers can obtain the IP addresses issued by the DHCP server. Why?

Wireless Application Protocol (commonly referred to as WAP) is an open international standard forapplication layer network communications in a wireless communication environment. Which of thefollowing would be installed on a workstation to connect to a WAP?

Prior to crimping a connector to a UTP/STP cable, which one of the following tools is applicable?

When the connection is created, which TCP connect scanner will be always set for normal data traffic?

A network administrator is troubleshooting a wireless LAN (Local Area Network) that is experiencing trouble with interference. A scan of the wireless network reports that there are two WAPs (Wireless Access Point) from different companies within range of the LAN (Local Area Network). The two WAPs (Wireless Access Point) have different SSIDs (Service Set Identifier) than the LANs (Local Area Network) WAP (Wireless Access Point), but the same channel. Also, the WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) appears to be the same on all WAPs (Wireless Access Point). What should the network administrator do to cut down on the interference of the wireless clients on the LAN (Local Area Network)?