What Standard TCP Port Does the BGP Service Operate On? The Standard TCP port used for the BGP service is 179. BGP is a path vector protocol that enables two or more autonomous systems to communicate and exchange routing information. It is an external gateway protocol (EGP) used to exchange routing and reachability information between … Read more
Which Interface Allows Remote Management of a Layer 2 Switch? For remote management of a Layer 2 switch, you need to use a switch virtual interface (SVI). You can configure an SVI on a Layer 2 switch to allow remote management of the switch. The SVI is a logical interface that represents the router’s interface … Read more
A full form of EIGRP is Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol. EIGRP is an advanced distance-vector & Hybrid Routing. It is not used distance for the best path but still hops count will be forwarded in EIGRP updates. The next hop calculates by a source of update (this feature of Distance vector routing protocol). In … Read more
What is Native VLAN? The Native VLAN is the default VLAN on a switch. All ports on a switch are assigned to the Native VLAN unless they are specifically configured for another VLAN. The traffic on the Native VLAN is not tagged with a VLAN ID, which means that it can be read by any … Read more
What is Network Virtualization? Network virtualization is a technique of creating multiple logical networks over a single physical network. It enables the sharing of resources among several different tenants while keeping each tenant’s data and traffic isolated from other tenants. The advantages of network virtualization are reduced hardware costs, improved performance, scalability and flexibility for … Read more