ICND1 - Part 1 Quiz Flashcards
How does TCP guarantee delivery of data across a network?
a. By using sequence numbers in the UDP header.
b. By using a system of checks to ensure that all data has been delivered.
c. By using a TCP header containing a sequence number.
d. By receiving all data part of a stream and then checking to see if any data is missing.
c. By using a TCP header containing a sequence number.
What is the data unit called at layer 2?
a. Segment
b. Data
c. Frame
d. Packet
e. Bit
c. Frame
What is the process of encapsulation?
a. The concept of adding a chunk of data to a packet.
b. The concept of adding a header and trailer to a segment, packet, or frame.
c. The concept of removing a header and trailer from a segment, packet, or frame.
d. The concept of removing data from a frame.
b. The concept of adding a header and trailer to a segment, packet, or frame.
What type of device is commonly associated to layer 4 of the OSI model?
a. Computers
b. Switches
c. Routers
d. Firewalls
e. Hubs
d. Firewalls
What are two benefits of the OSI model? (Choose 2)
a. Enhances the ability to combine large concepts.
b. Helps maintain multivendor interoperability.
c. Enables vendors use their own interfaces with standards.
d. Assists in letting developers build software that works at different layers.
b. Helps maintain multivendor interoperability.
d. Assists in letting developers build software that works at different layers.
What is the maximum cable length by standard for 1000BASE-T?
a. 10 meters
b. 10 yards
c. 100 yards
d. 500 feet
e. 5000 meters
f. 100 meters
f. 100 meters
What is the maximum cable length by standard for 10GBASE-T?
a. 10 feet
b. 100 meters
c. 100 yards
d. 1000 meters
b. 100 meters
In a typical single building enterprise, what is the appropriate design? (Choose the best answer)
a. A switch and router on each floor
b. A wireless access point on each floor and a single switch on the first floor.
c. A wireless access point and switch on each floor supported by a router at the edge.
d. A switch and router at each floor with a wireless access point for mobile support.
c. A wireless access point and switch on each floor supported by a router at the edge.
What is the difference between UTP and STP?
a. UTP has 4 pairs of wires.
b. STP has 4 pairs of wires using all 4 pairs of copper for data.
c. UTP does not utilize a shielding for EMI.
d. STP has a shielding for EMI and only uses 2 pairs of copper for data.
c. UTP does not utilize a shielding for EMI.
Which Ethernet standard uses two pairs of wires for data transmission and what pins are used?
a. 1000BASE-T – 1,2,3,6
b. 10BASE-FX – 1,4,5,7
c. 100BASE-T - 1,2,7,8
d. 10BASE2 – 1,2,3,8
e. 100BASE-T – 1,2,3,6
f. 1000BASE-T – 1,4,5,6
e. 100BASE-T – 1,2,3,6
What types of devices does a straight-through cable connect to? (Choose 2)
a. Routers to Switches
b. Switches to Switches
c. PCs to Routers
d. Wireless access points to wireless access points
e. PCs to Switches
f. PCs to PCs
a. Routers to Switches
e. PCs to Switches
What is in the trailer of an Ethernet frame?
a. SFD
b. Preamble
c. Type
d. FCS
e. Source & Destination
f. Data & Pad
d. FCS
How large of MAC addresses?
a. 4 bytes
b. 32 bits
c. 48 bits
d. 64 bytes
e. 64 bits
f. 8 bits
c. 48 bits
Choose a viable MAC address from the list below.
a. 00-12-6G-FF-11-34
b. Z0-19-00-00-16-65
c. 01-54-A0-69-AA-BC
d. 65-76-90-11-M4-23
e. AB-CD-32-11-00-1H
c. 01-54-A0-69-AA-BC
What is the broadcast Ethernet or MAC address on a network?
a. AAAA.AAAA.AAAA
b. 0000.0000.0000
c. 1111.1111.1111
d. GGGG.GGGG.GGGG
e. EEEE.EEEE.EEEE
f. FFFF.FFFF.FFFF
f. FFFF.FFFF.FFFF
What is a multicast address?
a. An address for all devices on a network
b. An address for one device on a network
c. An address for a vendor specific device
d. An address for a subnet of all devices on a network
d. An address for a subnet of all devices on a network
Error detection is the same as error recovery in that error detection uses the FCS field in an Ethernet trailer.
a. True
b. False
b. False
What is half-duplex in comparison to full-duplex? (Choose 2)
a. Half-duplex can send and receive at the same time.
b. Half-duplex must wait to send if it is receiving data.
c. Full-duplex can send and receive at the same time.
d. Full-duplex uses all pairs on the Ethernet cable.
b. Half-duplex must wait to send if it is receiving data.
c. Full-duplex can send and receive at the same time.
At what layer to hubs operate?
a. Layer 1
b. Layer 2
c. Layer 3
d. Layer 4
e. Layer 5
f. Layer 6
g. Layer 7
h. Layer 8
a. Layer 1
Leased lines are WAN connections that can transmit data over very large distances.
a. True
b. False
a. True