【Answer】1. B 2. C 3. ABCD 4. ABC 5. B
【Winner】DKetrari, Winter_ba, Zebra, nagui, zaheernew
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Join the Community Learning week Network Routing&Switching Basics!
Network class learning time of this phase: September 13th – September 18th.
Answer time of this class: September 15th, 8 AM - September 16th, 4 PM (UTC+0).
Class topic
Post 1. Principles of SEP
The SEP protocol is a dedicated link layer protocol for use on Ethernet ring networks. A SEP segment is the basic unit of the protocol. Only two interfaces on a Layer 2 switching device can be added to the same SEP segment...More
Post 2. SEP Topology Change Notification
SEP topology changes are classified into topology changes caused by interface faults and topology changes caused by fault rectification. The preemption function takes effect when the topology change is caused by fault rectification...More
Post 3. SEP, Specifying an Interface to Block
In general, a blocked interface is one of the last two interfaces that complete neighbor negotiation. In some cases, however, the negotiated blocked interface may not be the one a user expects to be blocked. A user can specify an interface to block as needed...More
Post 4. Suppression of SEP TC Notification Packets
We saw in SEP topology change notification, saw how the SEP protocol implements the SEP topology change notification, let's see now how to suppress it...More
Post 5. SEP Multi-Instance
In regular SEP networking, a physical ring network can be configured with only one SEP segment in which only one interface can be blocked...More
Class Q&As
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