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OS & Networking: True or False
 

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True/False statements about OSs and networks

by Jonathan L West (335036)
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An interrupt signals a high-priority event to the CPU.

2

Virtual memory is exactly the same as physical RAM.

3

In a process, context switching involves saving and loading process state.

4

UDP guarantees in-order delivery of packets.

5

Ethernet uses IPv6 by default.

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DMA stands for Direct Memory Access and allows peripherals to access main memory without CPU intervention.

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A firewall inspects packets only at the application layer.

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DNS operates over FTP.

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TCP provides reliable, ordered, error-checked delivery of a stream of bytes.

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A router forwards packets between networks based on IP addresses.

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