2.3 Given a scenario, install and configure a basic wired/wireless SOHO network. Flashcards

1
Q

Wireless Ethernet is also known as:

A

IEEE 802.11

WiFi

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2
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Wireless Ethernet is:

A

the collective name for a group of wireless technologies compatible with wired Ethernet

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3
Q

Wireless technologies compatible with wired Ethernet is referred to:

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wireless LAN (WLAN) standards

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4
Q

A SOHO wired or wireless router can provide:

A

a secure way for users to access the Internet and local network resources

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5
Q

A SOHO wired or wireless router can become a magnet for:

A

attack

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6
Q

To connect to a router open a browser and enter:

A

the IP address of the router in the address bar and press Enter

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7
Q

The wireless spectrum is divided into:

A

11 channels

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8
Q

Part of installing a router on a 2.4GHz wireless network is:

A

selecting an appropriate channel for the signal

For best results, avoid overlapping channels

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9
Q

What channels do not overlap with other channels?

A

1

6

11

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10
Q

Some routers feature an Auto setting that enables:

A

the router to use the least-active channel

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11
Q

To change the channel used by a wireless network follow these steps:

A
  1. Log into the router
  2. Navigate the wireless configuration dialog
  3. Select a different channel (typically 1, 6, or 11 when using 2.4GHz networking because they have less interference than other channels)
  4. Save your changes and exit the wireless configuration dialog
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12
Q

Network address translation (NAT) is the process of:

A

modifying IP addresses as information crosses a router

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13
Q

Network address translation (NAT) hides:

A

an entire IP address space on the LAN

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14
Q

Whenever an IP address on the LAN wants to communicate with the Internet, the IP address is:

A

converted to the public IP address of the router

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15
Q

SOHO routers perform Network address translation (NAT) automatically when:

A

connected to an IPv4 network

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16
Q

Port forwarding involves:

A

forwarding external visitors through a router to a specific computer

17
Q

Instead of opening the entire LAN, port forwarding directs:

A

particular traffic where you want it to go

18
Q

Port forwarding is also called:

A

destination network address translation (DNAT)

19
Q

Port triggering involves:

A

a particular service opening an outgoing port or range of ports on demand

20
Q

Port triggering can be used without:

A

being tied to a specific IP address

21
Q

A demilitarized zone (DMZ) allows:

A

outside traffic through a particular IP address on a LAN

22
Q

In a SOHO router, any device assigned to the DMZ receives:

A

traffic that is not specified for a particular device

23
Q

Using a DMZ host makes sense for:

A

gaming and other types of traffic where you cannot specify in advance the ports needed

24
Q

The DMZ host must have its own:

A

firewall because DMZ hosts are not protects by the router firewall

25
Q

By default, SOHO routers have the:

A

DHCP service turned on so they can provide IP addresses to any wired or wireless devices that connect

26
Q

Most routers enable you to:

A

specify the range and number of IP addresses available via DHCP

27
Q

When do devices switch to Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA)?

A

When a router does not have sufficient IP addresses for the devices that need to connect to it, using the non-routable IP address range 169.254.x.x

28
Q

A SOHO router comes with a:

A

default IP address known as a private address

29
Q

Follow the steps to configure NIC in Windows:

A
  1. Click the Windows icon and select the Windows Settings gear
  2. In the Windows Settings window select the Network & Internet link
  3. When you see the different connection options, select the one you want and click Change adapter options on the right side of the window
  4. Choose the adapter you want to configure and click on the Properties button. A list of items available to the NIC are listed
  5. Double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). You now see the window where the IP address is configured dynamically or statically
  6. Assign the address or leave the default DHCP options and click OK to accept any changes
30
Q

To access the end-user device configuration windows, you may to:

A

visit the manufacturer’s support site

31
Q

A few examples of IoT are:

A

Thermostats

Light switches

Security cameras

Door locks

Voice-enabled smart speakers/digital assistants

32
Q

Quality of service (QoS) is an important feature to enable:

A

on any network that provides streaming media, gaming, or VoIP services

33
Q

Quality of service (QoS) prioritizes what?

A

real-time and streaming traffic

34
Q

Quality of service (QoS) can be configured on:

A

an ISP or by a router

35
Q

Universal plug and play (UPnP) is a:

A

router feature that enables devices on a network to add themselves to a network without the need to reconfigure the router