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Hello everyone,
I'm currently studying for the ICND2 and I'm having trouble understanding the answers (which are officially a & d) of this question (see the attached picture).
I agree with the "d" answer which is "This switch uses RSTP" but I don't...
Hello everyone,
I don't understand how exactly a FQDN name is resolved.
Here is an example of a DHCP server configured on a Cisco layer 3 switch :
ip dhcp pool MY_NETWORK
network 172.16.1.0 255.255.255.0
dns-server 8.8.8.8
default-router 172.16.1.1
...
No, you understood the question
It's just me who don't understand english very well as it's not my primary language ...
Anyway, I need to map FQDNs on a DNS server before being able to resolve them.
Thank you for your help.
The alternative is to configure host names locally on the device you want to ping from ie. on a PC
This last sentence troubles me.
As I said, my layer 2 switch has an hostname configured (and its domain-name is configured).
so I should be able to ...