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Dive deep into the fascinating world of Network Layer Protocols with our comprehensive set of Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs). This page is dedicated to exploring the fundamental concepts and intricacies of Network Layer Protocols, a crucial aspect of Networking. In this section, you will encounter a diverse range of MCQs that cover various aspects of Network Layer Protocols, from the basic principles to advanced topics. Each question is thoughtfully crafted to challenge your knowledge and deepen your understanding of this critical subcategory within Networking.

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Q161.
In IPv6, another example of Congestion-Controlled Traffic is

a.

TCP

b.

ICMP

c.

IPv4

d.

UDP

Discuss
Answer: (a).TCP
Q162.
In the strict source route, the sender can choose a route with a specific type of

a.

Quality

b.

Service

c.

Data

d.

Path

Discuss
Answer: (b).Service
Q163.
The bytes in the original datagram of IPv4 are numbered

a.

0 to 2999

b.

0 to 3999

c.

0 to 4999

d.

0 to 5999

Discuss
Answer: (b).0 to 3999
Q164.
In IPv4, the value of the Maximum Transfer Unit (MTU) depends on the

a.

Physical network protocol

b.

DataLink network protocol

c.

UD protocol

d.

Transport network protocol

Discuss
Answer: (a).Physical network protocol
Q165.
In IPv6, the flow label is assigned to a packet by the

a.

Co-host

b.

Source-host

c.

Host

d.

Medium link

Discuss
Answer: (b).Source-host
Q166.
In the IPv4 layer, the datagrams are the

a.

Frames

b.

Addresses

c.

Protocol

d.

Packets

Discuss
Answer: (d).Packets
Q167.
IPng stands for

a.

Internetworking Protocol, next gate

b.

Internetworking Protocol, next generation

c.

International Protocol, next generation

d.

International Protocol, next gate

Discuss
Answer: (b).Internetworking Protocol, next generation
Q168.
In IPv6, each packet is composed of a mandatory base header followed by the

a.

Data Header

b.

Payload

c.

Off load

d.

Type

Discuss
Answer: (b).Payload
Q169.
In internetwork, the frames does not carry any

a.

Flow

b.

Error

c.

Links

d.

Information

Discuss
Answer: (d).Information
Q170.
To combines the concepts of the strict source route and the loose source route options of IPv4 we use

a.

Source Extension

b.

Source Headers

c.

Source Routing

d.

Source host

Discuss
Answer: (c).Source Routing
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