IS 3120 CHAPTER 14 Flashcards
The rate of data transfer or throughput; a theoretical maximum capability of a specific physical medium
Bandwidth
A collection of performance measurements against a system at a particular point in time
Baseline
A situation in which a network device drops one or more packets.
Discard
A protocol that defines how control messages are exchanged between nodes in a network
Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
A standard of measurement
Metric
A study of how traffic moves through a network
Network readiness assessment (NRA)
The amount of time required to retransmit a packet
Retransmission
The amount of time it takes to send a packet to another node and have that node return the packet to the sender.
Round trip time (RTT)
A measure of the amount of traffic a network can handle.
Throughput
- The first step in measuring performance is to sample current latency.
TRUE OR FALSE
FALSE
- Which term describes the amount of time it takes for a packet to travel from one node to another?
- Latency
- Bandwidth
- Throughput
- Jitter
Latency
- A ___ is a collection of performance measurements against a system at a particular point in time.
Baseline
- What is stye average latency of satellite links?
- 10 milliseconds
- 100 milliseconds
- 500 milliseconds
- 1,000 milliseconds
1,000 milliseconds
5. Why might a network device discard a packet? Select the correct answers. 1. Security policy 2. Link failure 3. QoS policy 4. Time-out
Security policy
QoS policy
- What action does a network device take when its buffers are full?
- Returns packets to their source
- Stops accepting packets
- Reduces time-to-live (TTL)
- Drops packets in buffers
Stops accepting packets