CH 11-12 LINUX NETWORKING QUESTIONS Flashcards

1
Q
In Linux, drivers are referred to as
  A)  Modules
  B)  Segments
  C)  Kernels
  D)  Components
A

A) Modules

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2
Q

ifconfig and ip can do the exact same things but with different switches
True
False

A

False

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3
Q

In what situation would an alias be appropriate?
A) When there is only one IP address needed for a machine.
B) When you need to have a single host have more than one IP address assigned to the same interface
C) When you do not like the name of the interface as it exists
D) When the Linux server needs to talk to a Windows workstation

A

B) When you need to have a single host have more than one IP address assigned to the same interface

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4
Q

Place the appropriate seven layers of the OSI model in order, from top to bottom (i.e., layer 1 should be at the bottom and layer 7 should be at the top).
____ Data Link

____ Network

____ Application

____ Physical

____ Session

____ Transport

____ Presentation

A

__2__ Data Link

__3__ Network

__7__ Application

__1__ Physical

__5__ Session

__4__ Transport

__6__ Presentation

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5
Q

Headers are pieces of information that tell the protocol how to handle the packet.
True
False

A

True

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6
Q
\_\_\_\_\_\_ is the protocol that is used for applications where the packet sender does not need to guarantee successful delivery of the data.
  A)  UDP
  B)  TCP
  C)  CNN
  D)  ARP
A

A) UDP

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7
Q

How many theoretical number of addresses can be capable of being assigned an IPv6 IP address (assuming no use of NAT)?
A) 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,456
B) 4,294,967,296
C) 42
D) 602,214,141,070,409,084,099,072

A

A) 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,456

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8
Q
The Linux command that is most similar to the ipconfig utility is the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ utility.
  A)  ifconfig
  B)  route
  C)  tcpdump
  D)  itconfig
A

A) ifconfig

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9
Q

A common mistake made when using tcpdump is to log in via the network and then start a capture. Without the appropriate filter, you’ll end up capturing your session packets, which, in turn, if you’re printing them to the screen, can generate new packets, which get captured again, and so on. A quick way to skip your own traffic (and that of other administrators) is simply to
A) Skip port 22 (the SSH port) in the capture.
B) Skip port 443 (the SSL port) in the capture.
C) Unplug your Ethernet cable.
D) Reboot your server to correct the packet flood.

A

A) Skip port 22 (the SSH port) in the capture.

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10
Q

A system’s___________________is the friendly name by which other systems or applications can address the system on a network.

A

HOSTNAME

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11
Q
A GUI-based alternative to tcpdump is \_\_\_\_\_\_
  	A)  Cordwhale
  	B)  Bittorrent
   	C)  Wireshark
  	D)  xserver
A

C) Wireshark

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12
Q

Taking a packet trace can have a performance impact, especially on a heavily loaded server.
True
False

A

True

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13
Q

The two flags that are found in a response packet sent from a server to a client are________________ and________________.

A

ACK and SYN

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