Gurpreet Singh
What is IP Routing? IP Routing is the process of forwarding packets from one network to another based on their source and destination IP addresses. It is a key component of any IP network, providing the means for delivering data between different networks and connecting users with the resources they need. When routing an IP … Read more
What are the Ports in Networking? Ports are the places where data enters and leaves a computer or network device. They are like virtual doorways that allow information to flow in and out. Ports are numbered so that computers can keep track of the different types of data that are flowing through them. What are … Read more
What device is used to create a physical Star Topology? A physical star topology is created using a central device, typically a hub or switch, which connects to each of the other devices on the network. What is the central device is Star Topology? The central device in a star topology is typically a hub … Read more
Conditional Advertisement in BGP: In the above example, we have to set R2 as a route reflector and the other two as clients R1 & R2. We have passed a loopback on every router. And above you can see that a link with 90MB is for ABC city and a 50MB link for XYZ city. … Read more
Does the PVID need to match the Untagged VLAN? The PVID (Primary VLAN ID) is the VLAN ID that is assigned to a port when it is initially configured. This can be changed later, but the PVID must always be specified when configuring a port. Untagged VLANs are those that do not have a specific … Read more