LAN Fundamentals Flashcards

1
Q

The term _____________ refers to a family of LAN standards that together define the physical and data link layers of the world’s most popular wired LAN technology.

A

Ethernet

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2
Q

10 Mbps: 10BASE-T: 802.3: Copper, 100m

A

Ethernet

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3
Q

100 Mbps: 100BASE-T: 802.3u: Copper, 100m

A

Fast Ethernet

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4
Q

1000 Mbps: 1000BASE-LX: 802.3z: Fiber, 5000m

A

Gigabit Ethernet

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5
Q

1000 Mbps: 1000BASE-T: 802.3ab: Copper, 100m

A

Gigabit Ethernet

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6
Q

10 Gbps: 10GBASE-T: 802.3an: Copper, 100m

A

10 Gig Ethernet

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7
Q

Shortcut names for UTP and Fiber:

A

(suffix includes T), (suffix includes X)

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8
Q

The term _____________ refers to any cable between two Ethernet nodes.

A

Ethernet link

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9
Q

Common connector of a UTP cable.

A

RJ-45

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10
Q

For a PC NIC to communicate with a switch, the UTP cable must also use a _________________ ?
Transmits from 1, 2 PINS. Receives on 3, 6 PINS.

A

Straight-through cable pinout

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11
Q

The cable used for two like devices to connect to an Ethernet link because they both transmit on the same pins.

A

Crossover cable

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12
Q

Transmits on Pins 1, 2

A

PC NICs
Routers
Wireless access point (Ethernet interface)

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13
Q

Transmits on Pins 3, 6

A

Hubs

Switches

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14
Q
Preamble (Synchronization)
SFD (Start frame delimiter)
Destination (Destination MAC address)
Source (Source MAC address)
Type (Defines type of protocol inside the frame, IPv4 or IPv6)
A

Header (Ethernet Frame)

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15
Q

FCS (Frame check sequence)

A

Trailer (Ethernet Frame)

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16
Q

Unicast Ethernet address
(Represents a singe NIC or other Ethernet port)
Simply a formal way to refer to the fact that the address represents one interface to the Ethernet LAN.

A

MAC address

also: Burned in address, physical address

17
Q

IEEE assigned universally unique 3-byte code distributed to manufacturers.

A

OUI (Organizationally Unique Identifier)

(3-bytes x 8bits) = 24 bits

18
Q

Remaining 24 bits of a MAC address

A
Vendor assigned
(3-bytes x 8bits) = 24 bits
19
Q

Frames sent to this address should be delivered to all devices on the Ethernet LAN.

A

Broadcast address

FFFF.FFFF.FFFF

20
Q

Frames sent to multicast Ethernet address will be copied and forwarded to a subset of the devices on the LAN that volunteers to receive frames sent to a specific multicast address.

A

Multicast address

21
Q

Layer 1 device
Half-duplex
Virtually a repeater
Allows for collisions

A

Hub

22
Q

Well-known algorithm called ___________ to detect collisions on half-duplex devices, such as hubs.

A

Carrier sense multiple access with collision detection

CSMA/CD