6.7-2. Caching everywhere!We've seen caching used in many different places in our study of networking. In this question, youshould match the description of a particular form of caching with the protocol or network servicewhere this caching occurs. Each element of the pull-down menu should match with at most one ofthe given descriptions.Caching copies of web pages for an iclient.individualCaching copies of web pages for a set ofclients.Caching translation pairs between a domainname and an IP addressCaching translation pairs between an IPaddress and a MAC address.Caching translation pairs between a MACaddress and a layer-2 switch port.[Choose ][Choose ]Local DNS cachingWeb browser cachingLearning switch cachingCaching in the ARP cacheWeb caching/proxy[Choose ][Choose ][Choose ]

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6.7-2. Caching everywhere! We've seen caching used in many different places in our study of networking. In this question, you should match the description of a particular form of caching with the protocol or network service where this caching occurs. Each element of the pull-down menu should match with at most one of the given descriptions. Caching copies of web pages for an individual client. Caching copies of web pages for a set of clients. Caching translation pairs between a domain name and an IP address Caching translation pairs between an IP address and a MAC address. Caching translation pairs between a MAC address and a layer-2 switch port. [Choose ] [Choose] Local DNS caching Web browser caching Learning switch caching Caching in the ARP cache Web caching/proxy [Choose ] [Choose ] [Choose ]

6.7-2. Caching everywhere! We've seen caching used in many different places in our study of networking. In this question, you should match the description of a particular form of caching with the protocol or network service where this caching occurs. Each element of the pull-down menu should match with at most one of the given descriptions. Caching copies of web pages for an individual client. Caching copies of web pages for a set of clients. Caching translation pairs between a domain name and an IP address Caching translation pairs between an IP address and a MAC address. Caching translation pairs between a MAC address and a layer-2 switch port. [Choose ] [Choose] Local DNS caching Web browser caching Learning switch caching Caching in the ARP cache Web caching/proxy [Choose ] [Choose ] [Choose ]

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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