1.- WHEN USING THE PING UTILITU TO TEST THE TCP/IP CONNECTIVITY, I IS
RECOMMENDED THAT YOU FOLOW FORU STEPS. IF YOU COMPLETE THE FOURTH STEP
SUCCESSFULLY, THEN ALL THE PREVIOUS STEPS ARE SUCCESSFULL BY
DEFAULT.WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IN THE FOURTH STEP?
A)PING THE IP ADDRESS OF YOUR COMPUTER
B)PING THE LOOPBACK ADRESS
C)PING THE REMOTE HOST
D)PING THE IP ADDRESS OF ANOTHER HOST ON THE LOCAL SUBNET

2.-THE NETWORK MONITOR THAT COMES OUT OF THE BOX WITH NT 4.0 SEVERS
USES NDIS 4.0 TO CAPTURE TCP/IP FRAMES FROM A NETWORK DATASTREAM FOR
WHICH PACKETS? CHECK ALL THAT APPLY.
A)DATA SENT TO ITS NETWORK ADAPTER CARD
B)ALL DATA SENT ON THE NETWORK
C)DATA SENT FROM ITS NETWORK ADAPTER CARD OUT TO THE NETWORK
D)DATA ONLY TO AND FROM THE USER IS LOGGED ON.

3.-WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ARE THE FOUR PROTOCOLS IN THE INTERNET LAYER
OF THE TCP/IP SUITE OF PROTOCOLS?
A)TCP,UDP,ARP,ICMP
B)TCP,IP,ICMP.IGMP
C)IP,ICMP,ARP,IGMP
D)ARP,UDP,ICMP,IP

Dear rodferna-ga,

1. D, pinging the remote host is the fourth step, assuming that the
remote host is outside the local subnet.

2. A and C; all data passing through the local machine's network card
is captured.

3. IP, ICMP, ARP and IGMP are all protocols in the Internet layer of
TCP/IP.

cerebrate-ga

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