What happens to a frame when it arrives at a NIC whose MAC address matches the destination address?
What will be an ideal response?
If the frame has a destination MAC address that matches that of a receiving NIC, the NIC will process the frame, first using the CRC to verify that the data is correct. If so, it strips off the framing information and sends the data to the network operating system for processing.
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An example of an open source OS is
a. Windows. b. OS X. c. Linux. d. DOS.
If you have trouble opening a Microsoft Office Word file when using the Microsoft Word application, it could be due to all of the following EXCEPT ________
A) the file was created by a newer version of the application B) the file is corrupt C) the file was saved using an extension not recognized by the application D) the file is too large to be handled by the application
In macro groups, ________ names are needed to distinguish individual macros from one another
A) submacro B) event C) group D) action
Which of the following are action buttons?
A) Fly In, Fade, Grow & Shrink B) Movie, Return, Custom C) Entrance, Emphasis, Exit D) Arc, Wave, Heart