11-27-2006 09:34 AM - edited 03-03-2019 02:49 PM
Hi there, can you clarify this:
I am not sure whether the answer below is correct:
"Which of the following routed protocols
can be used in dial-up networking?"
a)TCP/IP
b)NETBeui
c)OSPF
d)IPX/SPX
e)IGRP
For me, a) and d) are correct. As far as I know, NetBeui cannot be routed.
The book states that b)NetBeui is also
correct.
Is the book answer wrong on this ?
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11-27-2006 11:20 AM
You are (at least partially) correct; NETBEUI/NETBIOS cannot be routed (there is no "Network Address" field).
What they *might* be implying is that Microsoft uses NETBEUI over TCP/IP, so can DLSW+ .... so it's "sort of" a routed protocol.
If that's not their intent, then it's just wrong.
Where'd the question come from? If it's a book, check the publisher's web site for an errata sheet.
Good Luck
Scott
11-27-2006 11:20 AM
You are (at least partially) correct; NETBEUI/NETBIOS cannot be routed (there is no "Network Address" field).
What they *might* be implying is that Microsoft uses NETBEUI over TCP/IP, so can DLSW+ .... so it's "sort of" a routed protocol.
If that's not their intent, then it's just wrong.
Where'd the question come from? If it's a book, check the publisher's web site for an errata sheet.
Good Luck
Scott
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