Lesson 1 Flashcards
Which of the following is NOT an example of a telecommunications system?
- Computer networks
- Radio broadcasting system
- The Internet
- a letter written on paper and sent through the mail
- Cellular telephone networks
a letter written on paper and sent through the mail
what way is a peer-to-peer network different from client/server network?
- In peer-to-peer, tasks are allocated to only one member of the network while in a client/server network, a number of network clients or workstations request resources or services from the network.
- In peer-to-peer, tasks are allocated among all the members of the network while in a client/server network, a number of network clients or workstations request resources or services from the network.
- In peer-to-peer,a very powerful computer does all of the processing while in a client/server network, only one client requests resources or services from the network.
- In peer-to-peer, tasks are allocated among all the members of the network while in a client/server network, a very powerful computer does all of the processing.
- In peer-to-peer,a very powerful computer does all of the processing while in a client/server network, a number of network clients or workstations request resources or services from the network.
In peer-to-peer, tasks are allocated among all the members of the network while in a client/server network, a number of network clients or workstations request resources or services from the network.
What is a network client?
- A computer that provides communications with other clients without an intermediary computer
- A computer that connects to a server in order to use and share resources with it
- A computer that receives data but does not send it
- A computer that sends data but does not receive it
A computer that connects to a server in order to use and share resources with it
What is the benefit of the client-server model?
- Redundant resources
- It is faster than direct connection of clients
- There are many servers to choose from
- Ease of management
Ease of management
A single point of failure (SPF) is _____.
- A web of clients on a network where all clients must fail for the network to fail
- A web of servers where all servers must fail for the network to fail
- A lone link in a network that can bring down the whole network if it fails
- A client that can crash and bring down the network
A lone link in a network that can bring down the whole network if it fails
What is a server?
- A satellite computer that requests data from a central computer in a network
- A network where data is hosted and pulled by clients
- A computer that does all of the work for another computer, serving its every need
- A computer that hosts data and other resources for clients
A computer that hosts data and other resources for clients
How do clients communicate with the server?
- It uses the shared resources on the server
- It speaks to the client
- It uses the patches that come with the server and client
- The network
The network
What does the acronym P2P stand for in the context of computer network architecture?
Peer-to-peer
A client/server system with a single server and multiple clients represent what tier in terms of network architecture?
A client/server system with a single server and multiple clients has two levels: level 1 is the clients and level 2 is the server. This represents a two-tier network architecture.
Which of the following is a benefit of using three-tier network architecture relative to two-tier?
All answers are correct.
Multitier network architecture provides greater flexibility, increased security and increased performance.
Which of the following is the most accurate description of clients in client/server architecture?
Hardware devices which provide end users with access to data and services on the server
How many servers does a typical client/server network have?
At least one
_____ uses encrypted data before it is sent over a public network.
- VPN
- WAN
- SAN
- MAN
VPN
Which network covers the smallest geographic area?
- Personal Area Network
- Wide Area Network
- Local Area Network
- Metropolitan Area Network
A Personal Area Network
A _____ is a computer network that connects computers within a school.
- Limited Area Network
- Logical Architecture Network
- Local Area Network
- Long Area Network
Local Area Network
Which computer network, built by a business, is used to interconnect its
- MAN
- WAN
- EPN
- PAN
An EPN (Enterprise Private Network) .
The internet is an example of a _____ _____ Network.
- World Area
- World Wide
- Wide Area
- Wide Architecture
Wide Area
Which of the following is true about TCP/IP or Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol?
- TCP/IP is not used very often and could be retired as a protocol.
- TCP/IP is responsible for looking up IP addresses.
- TCP/IP is a communication protocol that enables you to send and receive information over the Internet.
- TCP/IP is only used to print information from your computer.
- TCP/IP is a protocol just recently developed for wireless devices.
TCP/IP is a communication protocol that enables you to send and receive information over the Internet.
Which of the following is false about packets?
- Packets are arranged back together based on instructions and protocols.
- Packets travel in multiple paths in order to reach their destination faster.
- Packets contain only headers of information.
- Packets contain headers and footers of information.
- Packets are small bundles of data.
Packets contain only headers of information.
A web address is often referred to as a URL. URL stands for which of the following?
- Uniform Reference Logic
- Uniform Regulatory Location
- Unknown Reference Locator
- Unknown Record Legitimacy
- Uniform Resource Locator
Uniform Resource Locator
A URL consists of different levels. What level is .com in the web address www.google.com?
- Web address
- Very high level domain
- Top-level domain name
- Host name
- Domain name
Top-level domain name
Each computer or device connected to the Internet has a unique identifying number. What is this called?
- Telephone Number
- IP Address
- DNS Number
- ISP Address
- Web Page
IP Address
Which component involves processes that are completed in a task-oriented manner?
- Machine learning
- AI
- Automation
- SD-WAN
Automation
SD-WAN is best used for which task?
SD-WAN or software-defined wide-area networks rely on software to control services. This will be part of connecting branches to the cloud.
What could Wi-Fi 7 provide support for?
- Send data on multiple frequencies
- Machine learning
- Radio updates
- Reduced QAM
Send data on multiple frequencies
Which technology is 5G better suited for?
- Cloud-based software
- Small independent modules within software applications
- Replacement of parts
- Smart devices (IoT)
Smart devices (IoT)
As a network engineer, which programming language will help you with Machine Learning and/or AI?
- C++
- Visual Basic
- Java
- Python
Python
SD-WAN is best used for which task?
- Connecting branches to the cloud
- Using multiple channels at once
- Automating network processes
- Applying changes retroactively
connecting branches to the cloud
The bandwidth of a computer network refers to _____.
the amount of data that can be transferred over a network per second
Computer networks allow users to share:
- printers
- screens
- power
- input devices
printers
A computer network is a set of connected
- computers
- cables
- topologies
- routers
computers
Computers on a network are called:
- servers
- nodes
- clients
- switches
nodes
What is the most common network topology today?
- star
- collapsed ring
- ring
- bus
star
Computer networks can be connected via cables or
- wirelessly
- the Internet
- plumbing
wirelessly
Which of the following is NOT a basic component of a telecommunication n
- Input and output devices
- Control software
- Telecommunication channels
- Protocols
- Remote control unit
Remote control unit
The bandwidth of a computer network refers to _____.
- the storage capacity of each computer in the network
- the ability of a network to automatically back up data files
- the thickness of the cables connecting the computers in a network
- the type of cables and ports being used to connect the computers in a network
- the amount of data that can be transferred over a network per second
the amount of data that can be transferred over a network per second
What is NOT true about a computer network?
- It can support different applications.
- All computers in a network can be identified.
- The storage capacity on a network is increased.
- Files can be shared.
- Connections between computers can only be done through wires.
Connections between computers can only be done through wires.
