Review Questions Flashcards
Which layer of the OSI Seven-layer model keeps track of a system’s connections to send the right response to a computer?
Session Layer (Layer 5 (L5)
Which layer of the TCP/IP model controls the segmentation and reassembly of data?
Transport Layer (Layer 4 (L4))
A frame ends with a special bit called the Frame Check Sequence (FCS). What does the FCS do?
Verifies that the data arrived correctly.
Which MAC Address begins a frame?
Receiving System
A NIC sends data in discrete chunks called ____
Frames
What Windows Utility do you use to find the MAC address for a system?
ipconfig /all
What Uniquely identifies every NIC?
MAC Address
A MAC Address is known as a ___ address
Physical
Where does a hub send data?
To all the systems connected to the hub
Which Topology required termination?
Bus Topology
Star-bus is an example of a ___ Topology
Hybrid Topology
Which Topology is fault tolerant?
Star Topology
What term is used to describe the interconnectivity of network components?
Topology
Coaxial cables all have an ___ rating
Ohm
An RG-59 is an example of what type of cable?
Coaxial
Which network topology connected nodes with a ring of cable?
Ring Topology
Which network topology is most commonly seen only in wireless networks?
Mesh Topology
LC is what type of connection?
Duplex Fiber-Optic Connection
What is the most common category of UTP used in new cabling installations?
Cat 6
Ethernet hubs take an incoming packet and ___ it out to the other connected ports
Repeat
What is appended to the beginning of an Ethernet Frame?
Preamble
What type of bus does 10BaseT use?
Star-Bus Topology
What is the maximum distance that can separate a 10BaseT node from its hub?
100 Meters
When used for Ethernet, UTP uses what type of connector?
RJ-45
What is the maximum number of nodes that can be connected to a 10BaseT hub?
1024 Nodes
What type of connectors are used by 10BaseFL cables?
SC and ST
Which networking devices can use the Spanning Tree Protocol? (STP)
Switches
What device directs packets based on MAC Addresses?
Switches
With 100BaseT, what is the maximum distance between the hub/switch and the node?
100 Meters
What type of cable and connector does 100BaseFX use?
Multimode Fiber with ST or SC Connectors
How many pairs of wires do 10BaseT and 100BaseT use?
Two Pairs
What standard does IEEE 802.3ab describe?
1000BaseT
What is the big physical difference between 1000BaseSX and 100BaseFX?
100BaseFX doesn’t allow the use of SC Connector
What is the maximum distance of 1000BaseLX without repeaters?
5km/5000m
What is the big advantage to using fiber-optic cable?
Fiber is not affected by EMI
How many wires does 1000BaseT use?
Four Pairs
What is the maximum cable length of 10GBaseT on Cat 6?
55 Meters
What is ‘bonding’ used for?
Allows the use of multiple NICs to achieve faster Network Speeds
How many pairs of wires are in a Cat 5e rated cable?
Four pairs
A ___ organizes and protects the horizontal cabling in the telecommunications room
Patch Panel
What are Patch cables used for?
To connect the patch panel to the switch and to connect PCs to Outlet boxes
Which network technology uses UTP cabling in a star topology?
100BaseT
Jane needs to increase network throughput on a 10BaseT network that consists of 1 hub and 30 users. Which of the following hardware solutions would achieve this most inexpensively?
Replace the hub with a Switch
What two devices together enable you to pick a single cable out of a stack of cables?
Tone Generator and Tone Probe
Rack mounted equipment has a height measured in what units?
U = units