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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Routing algorithms choose a next hop according to an estimate of distance in some addressing space. Pastry and Tapestry both use circular linear address spaces in which a function based on the approximate numerical difference between GUIDs determines their separation. Kademlia uses the XOR of the GUIDs. How does this help in the maintenance of routing tables? Does the XOR operation provide appropriate properties for a distance metric?
What will be an ideal response?
A JavaSpaces service provides the __________ operations.
a) read and write b) read, write and remove c) read, write and take d) read, write and put
Match each item with a statement below.
A. an IT component that is not standards based and usable by anyone without license B. a type of bastion host that is usually a terminal server or proxy server that allows administrators to access systems in another network without actually having direct network connectivity C. a set of all the Internet networks that are operated without a default route D. an IPv6 tunnel created and destroyed by the protocol when needed, without having an administrator manually involved E. the collection of IT components in the environment that are disrupted by a single component failure F. a conversation between two end points in which all the packets in the flow have the same source and destination addresses and the same Transport layer headers G. an IPv6 tunnel that an administrator creates manually H. the act of moving an IT component from one life cycle stage or environment to the next I. an IT environment that is isolated from the production network for the purpose of testing or containing things that could disrupt service on the production network
You have the capability to assign a single user or group full control of the entire domain, of a single OU, or limited rights to a set of OUs
Indicate whether the statement is true or false