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Cisco certification is the highest paid and most renowned IT certification course all around the globe. Thousands of students from different parts of the world are taking Cisco CCIE certification for making their career fly. Students sitting in different parts of the world like USA, Australia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Ghana, United Kingdom etc. undertake intensive search for finding world class training institute in order to shape their careers. Students these days do not even hesitate to...

Winning any competition or championship is always a big achievement for anyone, especially if it's a national level championship. Same feat has been achieved by Kumari Anisha, Student of Network Bulls - India's No.1 Cisco Training Institute. She secured top spot in National Network Security Championship (NNSC) held on 17th July at IIT Kanpur. A well-renowned annual championship in the field of networking, Many students from colleges around India participate in this including IITs. The...

Difference in CCNA 200-120 Version 2 and CCNA 200-125 Version 3 With the passage of the time the technology has grown at quite a fast pace and thus, the need of qualified and skilled IT professionals have also increased. In today’s era more of the work is done via computer, tablets, smart phones etc. and a little bit of technical or network fault stops all the work. Hence, a qualified IT professional is of immense importance for any company. For imparting the knowledge of the latest ...

With every passing day use of internet & networks is growing exponentially in businesses and it’s very important to have technical knowledge of networking architecture, networking functions, routing & switching which plays a key role in seamless communication across networks. This very much indicates how big scope & growth opportunities networking industry has to offer for a fresher after B-Tech. As per recent studies the demand of skilled networking professionals has gone up b...

Transport Layer Introduction to Transport Layer The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) standard is defined in the Request For Comment (RFC) standards document number 793 [10] by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). The original specification written in 1981 was based on earlier research and experimentation in the original ARPANET. The fourth and “middle” layer of the OSI Reference Model protocol stack is the transport layer, that does not actually transport data, ...

Network layer Introduction In the seven-layer OSI model, the network layer is layer 3 which defines communication between the different networks and most commonly known as the layer where routing takes place. Network Layer Functions Logical Addressing (Or IP addressing) provides a unique address that identifies both the host and the network that host exists on. ...
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