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Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1 Informal Quiz 7 T F  Strong authentication involves sending shared secrets on the wire  H.323 provides call control and codecs in addition to RTP   RSVP PATH messages are used to identify the reverse path from receivers to any sender  In the differentiated services model, interior routers must handle fine-grained signaling and policy functionality  Scheduling refers to the choice of packet to transmit, whereas buffer management refers to the decision to enqueue or drop a particular packet  Digital signatures is based upon symmetric encryption techniques T F  Strong authentication involves sending shared secrets on the wire  H.323 provides call control and codecs in addition to RTP   RSVP PATH messages are used to identify the reverse path from receivers to any sender  In the differentiated services model, interior routers must handle fine-grained signaling and policy functionality  Scheduling refers to the choice of packet to transmit, whereas buffer management refers to the decision to enqueue or drop a particular packet  Digital signatures is based upon symmetric encryption techniques

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 2 Informal Quiz 7 (contd) T F  NAT, DHCP, subnetting and CIDR together allow better multiplexing of the IPv4 address space  The 128 bit address space in IPv6 simplifies autoconfiguration, network renumbering and routing   RMON defines both a new MIB and a new protocol  RTP does not provide acks or NAKs, and therefore is not a reliable multicast transport protocol  Certificate authorities can change their private key often  DES is an example of a public key encryption system  Kerberos provides a single sign-on authentication facility T F  NAT, DHCP, subnetting and CIDR together allow better multiplexing of the IPv4 address space  The 128 bit address space in IPv6 simplifies autoconfiguration, network renumbering and routing   RMON defines both a new MIB and a new protocol  RTP does not provide acks or NAKs, and therefore is not a reliable multicast transport protocol  Certificate authorities can change their private key often  DES is an example of a public key encryption system  Kerberos provides a single sign-on authentication facility

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 3 Informal Quiz 7 (solns) T F    Strong authentication involves sending shared secrets on the wire   H.323 provides call control and codecs in addition to RTP   RSVP PATH messages are used to identify the reverse path from receivers to any sender    In the differentiated services model, interior routers must handle fine-grained signaling and policy functionality   Scheduling refers to the choice of packet to transmit, whereas buffer management refers to the decision to enqueue or drop a particular packet    Digital signatures is based upon symmetric encryption techniques T F    Strong authentication involves sending shared secrets on the wire   H.323 provides call control and codecs in addition to RTP   RSVP PATH messages are used to identify the reverse path from receivers to any sender    In the differentiated services model, interior routers must handle fine-grained signaling and policy functionality   Scheduling refers to the choice of packet to transmit, whereas buffer management refers to the decision to enqueue or drop a particular packet    Digital signatures is based upon symmetric encryption techniques

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 4 Informal Quiz 7 (contd) T F   NAT, DHCP, subnetting and CIDR together allow better multiplexing of the IPv4 address space   The 128 bit address space in IPv6 simplifies autoconfiguration, network renumbering and routing    RMON defines both a new MIB and a new protocol   RTP does not provide acks or NAKs, and therefore is not a reliable multicast transport protocol    Certificate authorities can change their private key often    DES is an example of a public key encryption system   Kerberos provides a single sign-on authentication facility T F   NAT, DHCP, subnetting and CIDR together allow better multiplexing of the IPv4 address space   The 128 bit address space in IPv6 simplifies autoconfiguration, network renumbering and routing    RMON defines both a new MIB and a new protocol   RTP does not provide acks or NAKs, and therefore is not a reliable multicast transport protocol    Certificate authorities can change their private key often    DES is an example of a public key encryption system   Kerberos provides a single sign-on authentication facility