NET+ Questions Flashcards
Which Server Application uses two well known port numbers during a typical transaction?
FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
Which protocol shuts down redundant links until they are needed to prevent network switching loops?
STP (Spanning Tree Protocol)
What is the max distance and transmit speed for 802.11n?
175 feet & 600Mbps
What is the max distance and transmit speed for 802.11ac?
115 feet & 3.5 gbps
What is the max distance and transmit speed for 802.11g?
150feet & 54Mbps
What is the max distance and transmit speed for 802.11a?
75feet & 54Mbps
What Byte Header does UDP use?
8byte header
Name two network topologies used by WLans
Infrastructure & Ad hoc
Which layer of OSI does the IP (Internet Protocol) operate? Is it connected or connectionless?
Network; connectionless
what traffice shaping techniques can be used to prevent networks from being overwhelmed by data transmissions?
Rate Limiting and Bandwidth Throttling
What device ONLY operates at the OSI’s physical layer?
Hub
Which two well known ports are the default values used to configure a POP3 email Client?
110 & 25
Switches and bridges perform their basic functions at which layer of the OSI model?
Data Link
What are the first Byte values or a Class D network?
224-239
What is a Class D network reserved for?
multicast addresses
What is the range of well known port numbers used by TCP and UDP?
1 through 1023
What feature allows a IDS (Intrusion detection system) to monitor all traffic on a SWITCHED network?
Port Mirroring
What 4 message types are exchanged by a DHCP client and server during a successful IP address allocation transaction?
DHCP Discover
DHCP Offer
DHCP Request
then is met with
DHCP ACK(Acknowledge)
(Renew,release, and inform are not used during address allocation and are only used for unsuccessful transactions)
The TCP/IP protocols that can provide either a connectionless or connection oriented services to applications operate at which layer of the OSI?
Transport Layer
What is the network that connects a client device to an access point on a wireless LAN?
BSS (Basic Service Set)
What is a Basic Service Set (BSS)?
A BSS is a set of stations (Client devices and access points)
What is a AP (Access Point)?
An access point is the center point of a BSS and serves as a bridge between wireless clients and a wired network.
What is a BSSID?
a unique identifier for each BSS.
What is ESS(Extended Service Set)?
One or more interconnected BSS which allows wireless clients to roam between BSSs
What is SSID(service set identifier) and what is its use?
it is the name of the wireless LAN which is used to identify and differentiate it from other wireless LANs in the area.
When using both an internal and external DNS server, which two devices should only be registered with the external DNS?
Internet Web Servers and Incoming Email Servers
OR
Records that only contain resources that must be accessed via the internet such as web servers or public email servers
What 4 technologies are used for a PAN (personal area network)?
Bluetooth, Z-wave, RFID, NFC
What is the function of a TCP or UDP port number?
The port Number is used by both the sender and receiver to identify the application that generated the information in the datagram
What protocols use the term “DATAGRAM” to describe the data transfer unit it creates?
UDP & IP
What protocol uses the term ‘Frame and Segment’?
TCP (ethernet and Transmission control protocol)
Which layer in the OSI is responsible for signals that transmit over the network medium?
Physical - responsible for transmission and reception of signals over the network medium
The protocol that adds a ‘Header and Footer’ to the information passed down from an upper layer then creates a frame operates at which layer of the OSI model?
Data Link Layer
What terms refer to an area of an ENTERPRISE network that is seperated by firewalls and contains servers that must be accessible both from the internet and from the internal network?
Perimeter Network and DMZ
The Star Topology is NOT used by which ethernet physical layer option?
10Base2
What is 10Base2
Coaxial Cable in a BUS topology
What do 10baseT, 10basetx and 1000baseT have in common? what topology are they used for?
They all use a Twisted Pair cable and are used in a star Topology
Which protocols operate at the application layer of the OSI?
SNMP and HTTP
What does SNMP stand for and what layer of OSI does it operate?
Simple Network Management protocol
Network Layer
What does HTTP Stand for?
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
The maximum channel width using wireless networking equipment based on iEEE 802.11 standard is _________?
160 MHz
Which component is identified by the port number in a transport layer protocol header?
An application
What layers of the OSI model have dedicated hardware devices associated with them?
Physical, Network, and Data Link
Which DNS resource recored resolves a hostname into an IPV6 address?
AAAA
Why would a relay agent be needed to enable a DHCP server to assign IP addresses to clients on another Network?
DHCP address assignment process relies on broadcast transmissions and because clients cannot initiate an address assignment by contacting a DHCP server on another network directly
What is a default gateway?
the TCP/IP parameter that is configured on an end system and specifies the internet protocol (IP) address of a local router providing access to other networks
iEEE 802.11g only uses what frequency band?
2.4GHz band
iEEE 802.11b only uses what frequency band?
2.4GHz band
iEEE 802.11n can use what frequency band?
both 2.4 and 5.0 GHz band
iEEE 802.11a only uses what frequency band?
5.0GHz band
iEEE 802.11ac only uses what frequency band?
5.0GHz band
Which protocol exchanges directory service information?
LDAP (Lightwieght Directory Access Protocol)
Which protocol operates at the network layer of the OSI but does not encapsulate data that an upper layer protocol generates for transmission over the network?
ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol)
What is ICMP(Internet Control Message Protocol)?
A network layer protocol used by network devices to diagnose network communication issues. It sends operational and error messages
What is the default subnet mask for an IPv4 Class A Network?
255.0.0.0. Class A only uses the first octet as the network identifier
What is the default subnet mask for an IPv4 Class B Network?
255.255.0.0.
What is the default subnet mask for an IPv4 Class C Network?
255.255.255.0.
Mac Address contain ___ Hexadecimals and only have alphanumerical values of ___ to ___
6 Byte
A-F
In the US, which cellular communication tech is virtually obsolete? What Frequency band did it use?
TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access
2G
What systems do major US cell carriers now use?
CDMA (Code Division Mutliple Access) and GSM (Global System for Mobile communication
The protocol that delivers data to its ultimate destination on an internetwork can be found can be found on which layer of the OSI?
Network Layer
What is the process by which dynamic routing protocols update other routers with routing table information?
Convergence
What is the process by which routers propagate information from their routing tables to other routers on the network using dynamic routing protocols called?
Convergence
What ports do DHCP servers use?
Port 67 and 68
What port does TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) use?
Port 69
Which Layer of OSI specifies logical addresses for end system communication and route datagrams across a network?
Network Layer
Which cloud service model allows you to select the operating system of your choice?
IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)
At which layer of the OSI does network address translation (NAT) operate?
Network Layer
What is a CNAME?
Canonical Name- is a resource record that specifies an alternative host name for a system already registered in the DNS
Which DNS resource record implements email security mechanisms including Sender Policy Framework and Domain Key Identified Mail?
TXT
What is TXT and what is it used for?
A DNS resource record tool. A text string is stored in a TXT resource and can be used in a variety of applications.
A list of authorized email hosts is inserted into the TXT record by Sender Policy Framework (SPF) and a public key is inserted by Domain Key Identified Email
What is MX and what is it used for?
Mail Exchange record. A mail exchange record specifies the mail server that the domain should use
What is NOT used by SPF and DKIM
MX, PTR, CNAME
what is PTR?
Pointer Records. It contains both hostnames and ip addresses but theyre used for reverse name resolution, or resolving ip addresses into host names
What protocol is NOT used to allocate IP Address assignments to clients on a network?
ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)
What protocols ARE used to allocate IP Address assignments to clients on a network?
RARP, BOOTP, DHCP
What is RARP?
Reverse Address Resolution Process
what does BOOTP stand for and what is it used for?
Bootstrap Protocol, used to allocate ip address assignments to clients on a network
What is the TCP exchange that establishes a connection before any data is transmitted?
Three-way Handshake
Which devices function as the cabling nexus which forms the figurative center of a star on an Ethernet network using the Star Topology?
Hub and Switch
What standard calls for the use of CSMA/CA mechanism?
iEEE 802.11
What standard calls for the use of CSMA/CD mechanism?
iEEE 802.3
Which protocol provides a connection oriented service with guaranteed delivery at the transport layer of the OSI?
TCP
Which topology requires termination resistors be installed at two locations?
BUS
Why does a BUS topology require two terminated resistors to be installed?
To eliminate signals as they reach the end of the coaxial cable. To prevent them from reflecting back in the other direction and stop them from interfering with newly transmitted signals
What is a routing protocol that does not rely on hop counts tp measure the efficiency of routes?
Link State Protocol
ALL UTP-based gigabyte ethernet networks use a ____ Topology
Star
ALL coaxial based ethernet networks (including Thin Ethernet) use a ___ Topology
BUS
From TOP to BOTTOM what is the correct order of the OSI Model?
1.Application
2.Presentation
3.Session
4.Transport
5.Network
6.Data Link
7.Physical
What enables two computers to communicate using an iEEE 802.11 LAN using and Ad hoc Topology?
They communicate directly with eachother via their Wireless network adpaters. No router, internet, access poitn, or special antenna are needed at all.
What iEEE wireless LAN standard uses DSSS (Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum) signal modulation technique?
802.11b
What is a circuit swtiched network connection?
Landline voice phone call
What organization assigns well-known port numbers used in Transport Layer protocol headers?
IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority)
On an IEEE 802.11b/g/n wireless network running at 2.4Ghz with multiple access points, why is it a good plan to use channels 1,6, and 11 with no two adjacent access points configured to used the same channel?
Channels 1,6,&11 are the only three channels with frequencies that do not overlap
What TCP/IP protocol cannot support subnetting because it does not include the subnet mask within its route update messages?
RIPv1
What TCP/IP protocols support subnetting/ have a subnet mask within its route update message?
RIPv2, OSPF, and BGP
What does OSPF stand for?
Open shortest path first
What does BGP stand for?
Border Gateway Protocol
What is the native file sharing protocol used on all Microsoft windows operating systems?
Server Message Block (SMB)
Which topology provides the greatest number of redundant paths through the network?
Mesh
Which device physically connects computers in the same VLAN?
A Switch
In protocols operating at which layer of the OSI is flow control implemented?
Transport
An entrance point to the protocol stack for applications is provided in which layer of the OSI model?
Application
On a DHCP server, which element can you create to specify the appropriate IP addresses the server should assign to clients?
Scope
Are collisions on an Ethernet network normal?
YES
Which type of transmissions do DHCP clients rely on to locate and initiate contact with the DHCP server on the local network?
Broadcast
in the Fully qualified domain name (FQDN)
www.paris.mydomain.org, which words represent the topmost layer in the DNS namespace hierarchy?
org (The last dot abbreviation represents the topmost layer)
John has been hired to design the network of a company. The client wants the network to be configured with 10 sub-nets, each with 14 hosts. The company has an assigned class C network address of 192.168.30.0. Is this configuration possible? If so, how many sub-nets and hosts can john create on the network?
Yes, By using 4 sub-net bits Ed can create up to 16 sub-nets. He can then use the remaining 4 host bits to create 14 hosts on each sub-net.
What includes the methods that prioritize network traffic to prevent applications from suffering faults caused by network congestion?
Qos (Quality of Service)
What is port forwarding?
a routing method that redirects traffic intended for one IP address and port number to another.
Which type of routing protocol routes datagrams between autonomous systems?
EGP (Exterior gateway protocol)
OSPF and RIP are both _______ gateway protocols
Interior
Which type of routing protocol routes datagrams between autonomous systems?
EGP (Exterior Gateway Protocol)
Which type of routing protocol routes datagrams WITHIN an antonymous system?
IGP (interior gateway protocol)
What two protocols are an example of interior gateway protocols? (IGP)
OSPF(Open shortest path first) and RIP (Routing information protocol)
Which device would you configure to function as a DHCP server?
A wireless router
Which well known port is used by HTTPS(Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) by default?
443
Which organization developed the OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model?
ISO (International organization for standardization)
In order to supply clients with a default gateway address, which configuration should they choose on the DHCP server?
Router
What is the DNS client mechanism that generates name resolution queries and sends them to the DNS Server?
Resolver
Which DHCP address allocation method allows the server to reclaim IP addresses that clients no longer use?
Dynamic
Which organization assigns well-known port numbers used in transport layer protocol headers?
IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority)