Introducing LANs Flashcards

1
Q

Regarding LANs, which statement is correct?

A. LANs use facilities that an ISP or carrier provides.

B. LANs span over a large geographical area.

C. LANs span over a small geographical area.

D. LANs consist of multiple WANs.

A

C. LANs span over a small geographical area.

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2
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Which two devices are responsible for forwarding data to endpoint devices based on network information? (Choose two.)

A. mobile phone

B. switch

C. server

D. router

E. IP phone

A

B. switch

D. router

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3
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What is the main purpose of a switch?

A. To forward IP packets.

B. To expand local network across large geographic area.

C. To be able to combine micro-segments into one large segment.

D. To forward frames only on segments that need them.

A

D. To forward frames only on segments that need them.

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4
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Which switch feature allows switches to operate at a high speed of 10 Gbps?

A. full duplex

B. half duplex

C. large frame buffers

D. fast internal switching

A

D. fast internal switching

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5
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Which switch characteristic can accommodate network designs that feature fewer users per segment?

A. high port density

B. large frame buffers

C. port speed

D. fast internal switching

E. low per-port cost

A

E. low per-port cost

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What are the three functions of a switch? (Choose three.)

A. Switches have high speed and support single port speeds.

B. Switches operate at the link layer of the TCP/IP protocol suite.

C. Switches operate at the network layer of the TCP/IP protocol suite.

D. Switches selectively forward individual frames.

E. Switches selectively forward individual packets.

F. Switches have many full-duplex ports to segment a large LAN into many smaller segments.

A

B. Switches operate at the link layer of the TCP/IP protocol suite.

D. Switches selectively forward individual frames.

F. Switches have many full-duplex ports to segment a large LAN into many smaller segments.

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7
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What are the two typical hosts or endpoints on a LAN? (Choose two.)

A. switches

B. routers

C. servers

D. laptops

E. firewalls

A

C. servers

D. laptops

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8
Q

Which devices or protocols provide a channel for data to travel from one point to another in the network?

A. hosts

B. interconnections

C. network devices

D. TCP

A

B. interconnections

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9
Q

Which statement regarding switch characteristics is correct?

A. A generic CPU is too slow for forwarding traffic in a switch.

B. A generic ASIC is too slow for forwarding traffic in a switch.

C. A generic CPU is too fast for forwarding traffic in a switch.

D. A switch has smaller frame buffers to avoid network congestion.

A

A. A generic CPU is too slow for forwarding traffic in a switch.

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10
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Which advantage does a switch bring to a LAN environment?

A. combines segments together

B. breaks up segments

C. forces full-duplex on all ports

D. allows only one way communication on a segment

A

B. breaks up segments

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Q

What are the two defining characteristics of a LAN? (Choose two.)

A. higher data transfer rates in contrast to WAN

B. lower data transfer rates in contrast to WAN

C. smaller geographic area in contrast to WAN

D. larger geographic area in contrast to WAN

E. need for leased telecommunication lines

A

A. higher data transfer rates in contrast to WAN

C. smaller geographic area in contrast to WAN

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