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The email system is based on client-server architecture. Send an email to the wrong node address (for example, misspelling the remote node address). Explain the error message(s) that you get and the servers that you get and the servers that you get them from. Send an email to a remote site with a wrong user id, but correct node address. Explain the error message(s) that you get and the servers that you get them from. Explain the decimal notation in representing the classes of IPv4 addresses. Give an example for each class. As a network engineer in a network operations center, you are following up on two trouble tickets. You do not have a network management system and you have to use the basic network tools to validate the problem before you can resolve them. Please explain what tools you would use in each case and how it would validate the customer complaint. (a) Trouble Ticket 100: Customer says that when he receives messages, the message is periodically missing some characters. (b) Trouble Ticket 101: Customer in Atlanta complaint that when she tries to log into the system server.headquarters.com in New York, she gets disconnected with a time-out. However, her colleague in her New York reports that he is able to access the system.

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Q)The email system is based on client-server architecture. Send an email to the wrong node address (for example, misspelling the remote node address). Explain the error message(s) that you get and the servers that you get and the servers that you get them from.

Ans: The message is not delivered is the error message obtained because the an email is sent to the wrong node address which does not exist. The server that you get such message from is the server which your mailing system uses.

Q) Send an email to a remote site with a wrong user id, but correct node address. Explain the error message(s) that you get and the servers that you get them from.

Ans: The error message obtained is that the user does not exist and this message will be sent from the server connected with the node to which mail was sent and from that server to your email system server.

Q) Explain the decimal notation in representing the classes of IPv4 addresses. Give an example for each class.

Ans:  The decimal notation of representing the classes of IPv4 addresses is a 32 bit address, represented in the form of 4 octets. The decimals are used to separate these octets. Some of these octets represent the class and some other represent the host.

Example: In class A, the first octet indicate that it belongs to class A and provide the network address of class A and the remaininf three octets indicate the host address of the network hosts.

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