Q. In Reverse Path Forwarding (RPF), the router receives a packet and extracts the

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Q. A routing table for classless addressing has a minimum of

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Q. Each node uses the shortest path tree protocol to construct its

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Q. In the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), the criterion of the policy is set by the

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Q. A network can receive a multicast packet from a particular source only through a

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Q. In periodic update, a node sends its routing table normally after every

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Q. To convert broadcasting to multicasting, the protocol uses

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Q. The network layer supervises the handling of the packets by

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Q. The technique to simplify routing is called the

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Q. The idea of aggregation is similar to

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Q. Well-known mandatory attributes of Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is

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Q. In multicast communication, the relationship is

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Q. In multiple unicasting, the packets are created with a relative delay in

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Q. Reverse Path Forwarding (RPF) does not guarantees that each network receives

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Q. DVMRP stands for

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Q. The graft message forces the upstream router to resume sending the

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Q. The telephone line is an example of

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Q. In the shortest path tree, root of a tree is a

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Q. In Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) terminology, a connection is called a

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Q. If the path from A to B is the shortest, then it is also the shortest from

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