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You are training some network administrators to analyze log files. Some of the logs present IP addresses in binary. You explain the usefulness of reading addresses in multiple formats. You demonstrate several conversions between decimal and binary. What is the binary equivalent of the following IP address:
13.10.191.1
Which of the following fields are found in a user account's line in the /etc/passwd file?
You are running a computer that boots to multiple operating systems on multiple partitions and wish to use Windows 2000 data encryption. Which of the following options will Windows 2000's EFS perform?
You are going to migrate the Cisco routers in your network from RIPv1 to RIPv2. What is a security advantage that RIPv2 provides over RIPv1?
You are trouble-shooting a Windows 2000 File Server. The trouble seems to be that some clients can establish sessions with the server while others cannot. You verify that networking components such as the network card and associated driver are installed and configured properly. To further aid your investigation you enable Network Monitor and configure it to capture all transmissions to and from the server. You start the capture and ping the loopback adapter and notice no activity in Network Monitor, even though the ping is successful. You then ping the IP address of your server, 10.0.10.236. Again, while the ping itself is successful, you notice that no packets have been captured by Network Monitor. You then call a co-worker and ask her to ping your server's IP address. Not only is the ping successful, but Network Monitor captures the packets. You then go to Microsoft's Technet web site to do some research about this matter and find the answer. Why were you unable to capture ping packets of your loopback adapter?
