Drag and Drop 3

no questions of above section on pdf

@9tut: flash quiz q4 answer
TCP: SNMP, SSH, FTP
Could you correct? Thanks

@oupa

http://juquitiba.sp.gov.br/?exams=ccna-questions-and-answers

9tut
Question number 2 – answers are incorrect. root port is defined as whole and designated port is elected for each segment. there are segments without single Root port but there isn’t single segment without Designated port

@9tut: Q2: answers should be:

+ alternate: path to the root bridge that excludes the root port
+ designated: elect port for an individual LAN segment
+ disable: port that is excluded from the spanning-tree process
+ root: elected port for the spanning tree topology as a whole

does any one of you have the new CCNA sims for the drag and drop question for iBGP an eBGP?

@9tut: Please take a look at Question 2, I believe the definitions for root & designated are incorrect.

Question 2 already fixed but you still not change the answer in the quiz.

Yep, in the quiz the answers of Q2 are still mixed up.

What is the real answer for Q2? Thanks

There is a mistake in Q6: TCP UDP shoud be:
TCP Transmits packets individually
(Explain because TCP control Packets who are not transmitted will be sent again)
UDP Transmit packet as a stream

@9tut- Q6,I guess, the Answers are bit wrong . TCP sends packet individually wheres UDP sends them in a Stream of data. TCP is reliable, but little slower, whereas UDP is fast(stream of data is sent) but unreliable,with no sequencing of data done. So kindly elaborate please.

I think that TCP is stream oriented, thus making UDP send packets individually. Doesn’t TCP make a connection with the peer and then send the packets, although UDP is unrealiable and it sends them individually. So the answers should be:

UDP :
+ Transmits packets individually
+ Uses higher transmission rate to support latency-sensitive apps
+ Transmissions include an 8-byte header

TCP:
+ Sends Transmission in Sequence
+ Uses a lower transmission rate to ensure reliability
+ Transmits packets as a stream

@9tut About question 6, what is the correct answer? I have my exam tomorrow.

@9tut question 2 and question 6 , Still not corrected in the PDF, truth ?
?

pavlin i agree with you. TCP use TCP Sequence and Acknowledgment Numbers, window size (16bits). it is obvious that it is.
if somebody make such type of mistake (TCP send packets individual and UDP stream) in front of potential employer, that person can have CCIE written. Discussion stops after those words and candidate can go somewhere else.

http://packetlife.net/blog/2010/jun/7/understanding-tcp-sequence-acknowledgment-numbers/
https://www.mathworks.com/help/instrument/tcpip-and-udp-comparison.html
even programmers think so:
https://docs.zentri.com/general/tcp-is-a-stream-robbie-hanson

http://packetlife.net/blog/2010/jun/7/understanding-tcp-sequence-acknowledgment-numbers/
https://www.mathworks.com/help/instrument/tcpip-and-udp-comparison.html
https://docs.zentri.com/general/tcp-is-a-stream-robbie-hanson

Correct answer “Transmits packets individually”. While TCP streaming packets using TCP Window Mechanism. Please correct this answer.

Sorry, Correct answer “Transmits packets as astream”. While TCP streaming packets using TCP Window Mechanism. Please correct this answer.

UDP – individual,
TCP – stream
https://www.diffen.com/difference/TCP_vs_UDP

I passed my CCna

Plase correct TCP / UDP in the drag and drop simulation and answer , it could get confused people (me too).

UDP :
+ Transmits packets individually
+ Uses higher transmission rate to support latency-sensitive apps
+ Transmissions include an 8-byte header

TCP:
+ Sends Transmission in Sequence
+ Uses a lower transmission rate to ensure reliability
+ Transmits packets as a stream

Thanks from now!

UDP: Packets are sent individually.
TCP: Data is read as a byte of stream

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/283296910_TCP_Vs_UDP

which tcp udp is correct i am confused

How can i get all DD questions and answers , since there are only a couple of questions with answers here ??