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Computer Networks
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Computer networks form the backbone of digital communication, connecting multiple devices to share data and resources. This area covers network architectures, transmission media, modems, and topologies like LAN. These concepts are crucial for computer knowledge sections in banking and government exams.
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Computer Networks Questions
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stop slave
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service mysql stop
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shutdown
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service mysql restart
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The 'STOP SLAVE' command is the correct MySQL statement to stop replication on a slave server. This command halts the replication SQL thread and/or I/O thread without stopping the entire MySQL service. 'service mysql stop' would stop the entire MySQL server, not just replication.
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The SQL*Plus Keyword.
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The username
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The password
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The database name
D
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Explanation
When connecting to Oracle via SQL*Plus, you must specify the SQL*Plus keyword (command), username, and password. The database name is optional if connecting to a default database or using other connection methods. Options A, B, and C are all required components.
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Exadata uses a Unified InfiniBand fabric that serves dual purposes: high-bandwidth, low-latency connectivity for storage traffic AND RAC (Real Application Clusters) private interconnect communication between database nodes. This unified network replaces separate storage and cluster networks.
A
Correct answer
Explanation
FXS (Foreign Exchange Station) interfaces connect analog devices like phones to VoIP networks, providing ring voltage and dial tone. FXO is for connecting to PSTN lines, E&M is for trunk connections between PBXs, and E1 is a digital carrier standard, not an analog interface type.
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80 Gb/sec per link
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40 Gb/Sec per link
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40 Gb/sec each direction
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none of the above
A,C
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The Sun Datacenter InfiniBand Switch 36 supports Quad Data Rate (QDR) speeds of 40 Gb/sec per link in each direction. Because it is bidirectional, this yields an aggregate bandwidth of 80 Gb/sec per link. Therefore, options a and c are correct statements, while b and d are false.
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it means bind service which is used for dns service
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this is related to troubleshooting tool for ethernet cable
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used while configuring routers on linux
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id binding two (or more) physical ethernet interfaces together to look and act as a single interface under Linux
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Ethernet bonding in Linux combines multiple physical network interfaces into a single logical interface for redundancy and increased bandwidth. The bonded interface acts as one interface with failover protection (if one link fails, traffic continues on others) and potential load balancing. Bonding is unrelated to DNS service (A), cable troubleshooting tools (B), or router configuration (C) - it specifically deals with interface aggregation at the network card level.
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Functional changes in components/systems
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Connectivity between components/systems
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Completeness of backups
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If OAT is successful
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Heartbeat messages are periodic signals sent between components to verify that communication channels are working and systems are reachable. They specifically test connectivity status rather than functionality, backup completeness, or test success. When heartbeats stop, it indicates a connection failure.
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Internet
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Intranet
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Local Area Network
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Wide Area Network
C
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Explanation
A Local Area Network (LAN) connects computers within a limited geographic area like a single building, office, or campus. LANs enable devices to share resources like printers, files, and internet connections through direct or indirect connections.
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Virtual Connection Manager
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Virtual Channel Memory
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Voice Controlled Modem
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Voice Communications Module
B
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Explanation
VCM stands for Virtual Channel Memory, a memory architecture developed by NEC that allows multiple virtual channels to reduce memory latency by creating separate paths for different types of memory accesses, improving efficiency in multi-tasking environments.
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Ethereal
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Wireshark
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Sniffer
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NetZer
C
Correct answer
Explanation
A 'sniffer' is a network analyzer tool that captures and examines network traffic. While Wireshark (formerly Ethereal) is a specific popular sniffer application, 'sniffer' is the generic one-word term for any network analyzer. The term comes from the idea of 'sniffing' or capturing data packets as they travel across the network.
A
Correct answer
Explanation
BYNET (Berkeley Networks YNet) is Teradata's proprietary high-speed interconnect that handles all communication and broadcasting between nodes, Parsing Engines (PEs), and Access Module Processors (AMPs). It ensures data is efficiently distributed and retrieved across the system. PE handles parsing, AMP manages data storage, and VDISK is virtual disk storage.
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Gateway's
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PE's
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Nodes
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AMP's
C
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Explanation
Clique in Teradata is a physical grouping of Nodes (hardware units) that share disk arrays. If one node fails, another node in the clique can take over its AMPs and access the same disk storage. Clique is NOT composed of Gateways, PEs, or AMPs - those are software components running on nodes.
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Communicate with other computer peripherals
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Download files from the web
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Communicate with all hard drives
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Connect computers together
A
Correct answer
Explanation
A computer port serves as a physical or virtual interface point that allows the computer to communicate with peripheral devices such as printers, keyboards, mice, and external storage. Ports provide the necessary connection points for data transfer between the computer's internal systems and external hardware components. The other options are incorrect because downloading files requires network connectivity not just a port, communicating with all hard drives uses internal interfaces like SATA/IDE not ports, and connecting computers together typically requires network cards or crossover cables.
B
Correct answer
Explanation
DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) provides high-speed internet over standard telephone lines. Unlike dial-up, DSL allows simultaneous internet and voice usage. GUI, HTML, and FTP are unrelated to high-speed internet connection technology.
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Network Layer, Transport Layer
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Operating system, Hardware Vendors
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Developer, DBA
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Program Design, Oracle Server
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Grid computing capabilities require physical infrastructure support from hardware vendors (servers, storage, networking equipment) and operating systems (resource management, clustering, virtualization). Hardware provides the physical resources, while operating systems manage and pool these resources. Developers and DBAs work at higher abstraction layers, while network/transport layers are communication protocols, not Grid infrastructure providers.