A.A list of other DHCP clients.

B.Details of the configuration settings of each router on the network.

C.Server time information

D.IP addresses and their lease times.

A.ICMP echo request, ARP request, ARP reply, ICMP echo reply.

B.ARP request, ARP reply, ICMP echo request, ICMP echo reply.

C.ICMP echo request, ICMP echo reply, ARP request, ARP reply.

D.ICMP echo request, ARP reply, ARP request, ICMP echo reply.

A.Nothing. The two hosts can send data to each other at any time.

B.The two hosts must negotiate a path MTU to be used for the data exchange.

C.The two hosts must perform a 3-way handshake before transmitting data.

D.The two hosts must exchange encryption keys before transmitting data.

A.UDP (protocol 17) packets with destination IP address 1.2.3.0/24 and destination port number between 200 and 300 are forwarded.

B.UDP (protocol 17) packets with destination IP address 1.2.3.0/24 and destination port number between 200 and 300 are dropped.

C.UDP (protocol 17) packets with destination IP address 1.2.3.0/24 or destination port numbers 200 or 300 are dropped.

D.UDP (protocol 17) packets with destination IP address 1.2.3.0/24 and source port number between 200 and
300 are dropped.

A.The internet remained primarily a research based network and was only commercially adopted in 2000 when the world wide web was conceived.

B.Internet service providers provided the services necessary for military based networks to evolve into research and education based networks.

C.The internet evolved from a military to a research to a commercial based network.

D.The internet emerged in the commercial world in the 1980s following the US militarys adoption of TCP/IP in 1983.