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19. In a dual-stack nw,it important for applications,to have support for both IPv4,IPv6
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16.Explain the purpose of the "default route" in IPv6 configuration
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3.what does CIDR notation refer to
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2.What is the structure of an IPv6 address, and how does it differ from an IPv4 address
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014.01.22.The Default Gateway
2. What is role of default gateway in network,why is it essential for a host to have default gateway
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5.role of CIDR notation in routing and how it helps the kernel make decisions
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3.what is the purpose of the default route...
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014.01.20.routes and the kernel routing table
4.Why is it necessary for Host A to communicate through the
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014.01.20.routes and the kernel routing table
5.How can the routing table be displayed in Linux
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014.01.20.routes and the kernel routing table
6.What is the role of the network interfaces in the routing process
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014.01.20.routes and the kernel routing table
7.What does the output of the "route -n" command
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014.01.20.routes and the kernel routing table
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10."metric" field, routing behavior of the Linux kernel
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014.01.18.The Internet Layer
9.How is an IP address similar to a postal address?
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014.01.18.The Internet Layer
11.The network configuration tool "ip" compared to older "ifconfig"
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014.01.18.The Internet Layer
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2.fundamental difference between IPv4 and IPv6
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6.the format of an IPv4 address, and what is meant by a "dotted-quad seq
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8.What is technical composition of an IP address in terms of bytes
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10.What command can be used on a Linux machine to view active IP addresse
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014.01.18.The Internet Layer
5.how are LAN, internet addresses, and the router identified?
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014.01.18.The Internet Layer
9.Why is it important to understand the structure of a network stack
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2.three common application layer protocols
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4.How does a host handle packets in terms of order and processing?
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3.In computer networking, what is the payload of a packet?
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2.Packets. What information does the header of a packet contain?
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1.Packets. What are the two main parts of a packet in computer networking?
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1.Introduction-to-networking. initial suggestion before delving into networks
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3. what is a host in the context of a local area network
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014.01.12.Introduction to Networking
5.what characteristics do the machines on a LAN usually share?
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6.What types of connections can exist on a LAN, according to the
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8.What does the physical layer of the network stack define
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025.04.83.Assignment. Collections - Tuples
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025.04.83.Assignment. Collections - Tuples
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025.04.83.Assignment. Collections - Tuples
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025.04.83.Assignment. Collections - Tuples
E.10. Work with Tuples
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025.04.83.Assignment. Collections - Tuples
E.9. Swaps two numbers using a tuple
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025.04.83.Assignment. Collections - Tuples
E.8. Create a tuple representing a book
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025.04.83.Assignment. Collections - Tuples
E.7. Destructure a tuple
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025.04.83.Assignment. Collections - Tuples
E.6. Declare a tuple with data types
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025.04.83.Assignment. Collections - Tuples
T.5. What is the unit type () in Rust
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T.2. Tuples hold Values of different Types
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T.1. What is Tuple?
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Tuples Assignment
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025.04.82.Assignment. Collections - Vectors
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» 009.02.Introduction To Embedded Linux
1
» 009.03.01.ARM Processor Architecture
1
» 009.03.02.Programmers Model
1
» 009.04.Boot Loaders
50
» 009.05.Understanding-ARM-Board-Bringup
1
» 009.06.Board Bringup. Raspberry Pi4
1
010 Embedded Linux ARM, Configuring and Porting using Storage
0
011 Shell Scripting using Bash
92
» 011.01.Introduction to Shells and Shell Scripts
1
» 011.02.Basics of Shell Scripting - Bash
1
» 011.03.Conditions and Branching
23
» 011.04.Loops and Iterations/
31
» 011.04.81.Assignment. Branching and Looping
10
» 011.05.Reserved-Words-Bullitin-Commands-Command-Line-Parsing
1
» 011.06.Parameters and Variables
1
» 011.08.Arrays-Strings-in-bash
11
» 011.09.File Operations and Commands
1
» 011.10.Writing-Manual-Pages
1
» 011.11.Makefile
1
» 011.12.sed-awk
1
012 Linux Kernel Architecture and Internals
3
014. Linux Network Administration
296
» 014.01.Intro to NW and Configurations
220
» 014.01.12.Introduction to Networking
10
» 014.01.14.Packets-IQs
10
» 014.01.16.NetworkLayers
10
» 014.01.18.The Internet Layer
20
» 014.01.20.routes and the kernel routing table
10
» 014.01.22.The Default Gateway
5
» 014.01.24.IPv6 Addresses And Networks
20
» 014.01.26.Basic ICMP And DNS Tools
10
» 014.01.28.The Physical Layer And Ethernet
5
» 014.01.30.Understanding Linux Network Interface
5
» 014.01.32.Intro To Network Interface Configuration
5
» 014.01.34.Boot Activated Network Configuration
5
» 014.01.36.Manual and Boot Activated Nw Config
5
» 014.01.38.Network Configuration Managers
10
» 014.01.40.Resolving Hostnames
19
» 014.01.42.The Transport Layer TCP UDP Services.
10
» 014.01.44.Understanding DHCP
5
» 014.01.46.Automatic IPv6 Network Configuration. IQs
5
» 014.01.48.Configuring Linux as Router
5
» 014.01.50.Private Networks IPv4
5
» 014.01.52.Network Address Translation. IP Masquerading
5
» 014.01.54.Routers And Linux
5
» 014.01.56.Linux Firewall Basics
5
» 014.01.58.Setting Firewall Rules
5
» 014.01.60.Firewall Strategies
10
» 014.01.62.Ethernet-IP-ARP-NDP-IQs
5
» 014.01.64.Wireless Ethernet
5
» 014.02.Network Applications and Services
11
» 014.02.12.Basics of Services
3
» 014.02.14.Introduction to Network Servers
2
» 014.02.16.Network Servers. Secure Shell
5
» 014.06.Network Protocol Telnet
38
» 014.06.12.Introduction-To-Telnet
3
» 014.06.14.General Working. Telnet
5
» 014.06.16.General-Working-Telnet
5
» 014.06.18.Network Virtual Terminal
3
» 014.06.20.More About Telnet
3
» 014.06.22.Installing Telnet on Fedora
5
» 014.06.24.Telnet Commands-Fedora
3
» 014.06.26.Using Telnet in Linux
5
» 014.06.28.Secure telnet with FirewallD. Fedora.
3
» 014.06.30.Using Telnet in Linux
2
» 014.06.DHCP. A network management protocol
26
015 Python with Eclipse on Linux
29
025.Rust Programming
45
» 025.04.81.Assignment Collections. Arrays
10
» 025.04.82.Assignment. Collections - Vectors
10
» 025.04.83.Assignment. Collections - Tuples
20
» 025.05.Traits and Generics
1
101 Advanced Data Structures using C
18
104.Mastering Linux Network Stack
1
» 104.01.Linux Network Stack User-Space
1
105 Parallel Port Device Drivers Development
5
205 Serial Port Device Drivers Development
3
303 Linux System Programming
32
Project 22. Ethernet Network Device Driver Development
0
Query
560
Project.203 Linux System Programming. MySQL
0
Pravjot Sir Classes
162
Events at EmbLogic
2
Project 16: SPI Device Driver Development
2
Project 17: I2C Device Driver Development
0
Project 18: PCI Device Driver Development
0
Project 19: Embedded Linux on ARM Using Network TFTP
0
Project 20: CAN Bus Protocol and Driver Development
0
Project 21: USB Device Drivers Development
0
Embedded Linux
0
ARM Embedded Processor
0
Training
2
Members Area
1
Word From Admin
1
