Module 4.2 Flashcards

1
Q

_______________ or degradation of a signal as it travels over media, determines the maximum distance for a particular media type at a given bit rate.

A

Attenuation,

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2
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_________ is anything that gets transmitted within or close to the channel that isn’t the intended signal.

A

Noise

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3
Q

Used to verify the integrity of a network interface port by checking that it can receive a signal generated by itself.

A

loopback adapter

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4
Q

Visual indicator of the status of various devices, including PC power supplies, batteries, drive activity, and network activity. Network equipment LEDs usually show connection speed and activity.

A

LED status indicators

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5
Q

The link is connected but there is no traffic. the light is _________

A

solid green

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6
Q

The link is operating normally (with traffic). The blink rate indicates the link speed. The light is _______________

A

Flickering green-

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7
Q

The link is not working or the port is shut down. The light is ____________

A

No light

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8
Q

A fault has been detected (duplex mismatch, excessive collisions, or redundancy check errors, for instance). The light is __________________

A

Blinking Amber

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9
Q

The port is blocked by the spanning tree algorithm, which works to prevent loops within a switched network. The light is

A

Solid Amber

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10
Q

Tool that reports physical characteristics of a network link such as signal strength, noise, and crosstalk.

A

Cable tester

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11
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Used to measure the length of a cable run and are able to locate open and short circuits, kinks/sharp bends, and other imperfections in cables that could affect performance.

A

Time Domain Reflectometer

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12
Q

Electrical meter capable of measuring voltage, resistance, and current. Voltage readings can be used to determine whether, for example, a power supply unit is functioning correctly. Resistance readings can be used to determine whether a fuse or network cable is functioning correctly.

A

multimeter

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13
Q

Tool to verify termination/pinouts of cable.

A

wire map tester

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14
Q

A conductor does not form a circuit because of cable damage or because the connector is not properly wired.

A

Continuity (open)

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15
Q

Two conductors are joined at some point, usually because the insulating wire is damaged, or a connector is poorly wired.

A

Short

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