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Network Configuration: ESVT and EST

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What is the role of external load modules in relation to the ESVT?

They replace the Application Processing Platform personality.

They reduce the number of nodes in the LCN.

They enhance the functionality of the ESVT on the LCN side. (correct)

They are used to configure the NCF settings.

How is the EST identified in the Console Status display?

As an external load module.

As an ES—T. (correct)

As an Application Module.

As a Network Configuration File.

What counts toward the 64 nodes on the LCN?

Both ESVT and EST. (correct)

Only Application Modules.

Only the Global User Station personality.

Only external load modules.

What personality is loaded for the ESVT during runtime?

<p>Application Processing Platform.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes an ESVT from a standard Application Module?

<p>The presence of external load modules.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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ESVT configuration

The ESVT is configured as an Application Module in the Network Configuration File (NCF).
The ESVT counts as one of the 64 nodes on the Local Control Network (LCN)
The ESVT is loaded with the Application Processing Platform (APP) personality at runtime
External load modules are loaded to provide functionality on the LCN side of the ESVT.
The ESVT is displayed as an ESVT on the Application Module node status display in the Native Window.

EST configuration

The EST is configured as a Universal Station in the NCF.
The EST is loaded with the Global User Station (Gus) personality.
External load modules provide functionality on the LCN side of the EST.
The EST is displayed as an ES-T on the Console Status display in the Native Window.
Each ES-T counts as one of the 64 nodes on the Local Control Network (LCN)

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This quiz covers the configuration of ESVT and EST within the Network Configuration File (NCF). Learn about their roles as nodes on the Local Control Network and how they are displayed in the system. Test your knowledge of their specific functionalities and personality configurations.