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1. Please answer the following questions based on the information: 10.123.89.0 / 24 1a. What is the Netmask? 1b. What is the Broadcast? 1c. What is the Network address? 1d. How many usable IP addresses are in that range?
2. What command can you run on Linux/Unix to show you the current network configuration? 2a. Is there a command that can show you the same thing in Windows? If so, what is it?
3. Where might you go to view diagnostic information on a Windows machine?
4. Please list at least one RAID level that can withstand two drives failing at the same time.
5. Of the following, which of these standards support Gigabit Ethernet? a) Cat6a b) Cat5 c) Cat6 d) Cat5e e) Cat3 f) Cat7
6. Whats is the most useful Linux command?
7. What type of fiber would you use for a long distance (multi-mile) connection?
8. A server you have will not boot. A monitor connected to the machine does not get signal. The machine once powered on produces a series of beeps. What is the next step in solving this problem?
9. Whats the /ext used for?
10. Whats the difference between running updates on Ubuntu vs CentOS?
My question is more general and doesn't point to specific code segments. I would like to know is it possible to create a virtual microphone; for example when I connect my headset, my phone uses the microphone on the headset. Is there a way to create a virtual headset for which I specify a file to be read as it's input stream (or input from another device)? I've heard these sort of things are impossible due to hardware restrictions but I feel like there should be a way to create virtual devices which can pretend they are real external devices.
If the above is possible are there specific libraries or documentations which can help me since I did not find anything.