What is VLAN, VTP, which VTP mode is normally used in switches, STP, OSPF states, Ip classes and range, importance of subnetting, NAT, classification of cisco routers and few troubleshooting questions. f5 load balancer - what is pool, benefits of monitor and ss offloading on load balancer

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Answering questions related to VLAN, VTP, STP, OSPF, IP classes and range, subnetting, NAT, Cisco routers, and F5 load balancer.

VLAN is a virtual LAN that allows network administrators to group devices together based on their function or team.
VTP is VLAN Trunking Protocol that manages VLAN configuration consistency across a network.
Server mode is normally used in switches for VTP.
STP is Spanning Tree Protocol that prevents network loops by blocking redundant paths.
OSPF states are Down, Init, 2-Way, Exstart, Exchange, Loading, and Full.
IP classes are A, B, C, D, and E with different ranges.
Subnetting is important for efficient use of IP addresses and network management.
NAT is Network Address Translation that allows multiple devices to share a single public IP address.
Cisco routers are classified into enterprise, service provider, and small business routers.
F5 load balancer uses pool to group servers and distribute traffic among them.
Benefits of monitor on load balancer include health checks and automatic server removal.
SS offloading on load balancer improves performance by offloading SSL processing to dedicated hardware.

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