N10-007.8 Flashcards

1
Q

What type of DNS record resolves a host name to an IPv4 or IPv6 address?

A

A or host (IPv4)

AAAA (IPv6)

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2
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What type of DNS record is used to resolve an IP address to a host name?

A

PTR (Pointer Record)

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3
Q

A DHCP server issues a range of IP addresses. What is a range called in DHCP?

A

Scope

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4
Q

What do you use to plug an fiber optic cable into an RJ-45 jack?

A

Media converter (or transceiver)

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5
Q

What type of connector is used with an RG-6 cable?

A

F-connector

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6
Q

What topology is used for SONET?

A

Ring

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7
Q

Traffic Shaping

A

Traffic shaping is used to optimize or guarantee performance, improve latency, or increase usable bandwidth for some kinds of packets by delaying other kinds.

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8
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802.11a

A

5 Ghz
Max Bandwidth: 20Mhz
Max Data Rate: 54 Mbps

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9
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802.11b

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2.4 Ghz
Max Bandwidth: 22 Mhz
Max Data Rate: 11 Mbps

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10
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802.11g

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2.4 Ghz
Max Bandwidth: 20 Mhz
Max Data Rate: 54 Mbps

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11
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802.11n

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2.4/5 Ghz
Max Bandwidth: 20/40 Mhz
Max Data Rate: 600 Mbps
MIMO
Channel Bonding
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12
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802.11ac

A
5 Ghz
Max Bandwidth: 160 Mhz
Max Data Rate: 6,933 Mbps
MUMIMO
Channel Bonding
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13
Q

SRV DNS records help with?

A

Service Discovery (I.E. SIP services)

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14
Q

GBIC

A

Converts optical signals to electrical and vice versa
large form factor
Hot swappable
Data transfer of 1 Gbps

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15
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SFP

A

Converts optical signals to electrical and vice versa
Small form factor
Data transfer of 1 Gbps
Modular

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16
Q

SFP+ Data transfer rate

A

10 Gbps

17
Q

RG-6 is suitable for ____ distance runs while RG-59 is suitable for _____ distance runs.

A

RG-6: Long

RG-59: Short

18
Q

A bridge makes forwarding decisions in _____

A

Software

19
Q

Switches make forwarding decisions in _____

A

Hardware

20
Q

A switch sends out _______ which are on layer __ of the OSI model

A

frames, 2

21
Q

10BaseT

A

10 Mbps
100 meters
Require 2 pairs of cabling
Twisted Pair Cabling

22
Q

100BaseTX

A
100 Mbps
100 meters
2 pairs of cabling
Cat 5
Twisted Pair Cabling
23
Q

1000BaseLX

A

1 Gbps
5 km (max)
Fiber
SC, LC

24
Q

1000BaseSX

A

1 Gbps
1 km (max)
Fiber
SC, LC, ST, MT-RJ

25
Q

1000BaseSR

A

SFP
MMF
1 Gbps

26
Q

10BaseSW

A

SFP+

MMF

27
Q

10BaseLW

A

SFP+

SMF

28
Q

10BaseEW

A

SFP+

SMF

29
Q

SR (10Base etc)

A

Short range (SMF

30
Q

ER (10Base etc)

A

Extended range (MMF)

31
Q

H.323

A

H.323 describes protocols for the provision of audio-visual (A/V) communication sessions on all packet networks.

32
Q

RTSP

A

Real Time Streaming Protocol is a network control protocol designed for use in entertainment and communications systems to control streaming media servers.

33
Q

VRRP

A

The Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) is a computer networking protocol that provides for automatic assignment of available Internet Protocol (IP) routers to participating hosts.

34
Q

Classless Routing Protocols

A

Classless routing protocols are those protocols that include the subnet mask information when the routing tables or updates are exchanged. Other classless routing protocols include EIGRP, RIPv2 (or newer), IS-IS, and OSPF.

35
Q

IS-IS

A

Intermediate System to Intermediate System is a link-state routing protocol and is similar in operation to OSPF. Offers fast convergence, scalability, and vendor-interoperability. Has not been as widely deployed as OSPF