What is difference between the routable and nonroutable protocols? Routable prot

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What is difference between the routable and nonroutable protocols? Routable protocols include a logical address that contains a network number and a host number Nonroutable protocols can accommodate only logical addressing schemes. Routable protocols have preplanned routes mapped before they're sent. A user cannot access computers in a remote workgroup subnet but can access computers within his local subnet. Other users in the local subnet can access the remote subnet without any problems. The first step in boubleshooting the problem is to: Implement an Action Plan. Test the result Identify the infected area Document the solution Which of the following protocols enables you to access and

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Routable Protocols :

    Routable protocols, are "a communications protocol that contains a network address as well as a device address. It allows packets to be forwarded from one network to another." This means information can be routed anywhere -- it uses both an exterior and interior routing system to transmit data.

Non-Routable Protocols :

    Non-routable protocols is "a communications protocol that contains only a device address and not a network address. It does not incorporate an addressing scheme for sending data from one network to another." This means that these protocols are very specific about where information can routed, and it must be within the interior network.
  
So from the above data it is clear that the OPTION A suits the best difference for the routable and non-routable protocols.

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To start the troubleshooting process on has to "identify the affected area or the error" so as to get a basic idea of what is being going wrong and follows the necessary steps.

So the answer is OPTION C.

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OPTION B.

Internet Message Access Protocol Version 4 :

This version is defined by RFC-3501. This current version allows support both offline and online modes of operations. It allows multiple client applications to access an email box simultaneously.

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OPTION C.

The IP address is generally examined at the destination side for the transfer of data.
It has many uses and properties but according to the given option this suits better.

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