Security+ Practice Test 7 Flashcards
A network device designed for managing the optimal distribution of workloads across multiple computing resources is known as:
Load balancer
Which of the terms listed below refers to a method that ignores the load balancing algorithm by consistently passing requests from a given client to the same server?
Session affinity
In a round-robin method, each consecutive request is handled by:
Next server in a cluster
In a weighted round-robin method, each consecutive request is handled in a rotational fashion, but servers with higher specs are designated to process more workload.
True
In active-passive mode, load balancers distribute network traffic across:
Servers marked as active
In active-active mode, load balancers distribute network traffic across:
All servers
An IP address that doesn’t correspond to any actual physical network interface is called a virtual IP address (VIP/VIPA).
True
What type of IP address would be assigned to a software-based load balancer to handle an Internet site hosted on several web servers, each with its own private IP address?
Virtual IP address
An infrastructure device designed for connecting wireless/wired client devices to a network is commonly referred to as:
Access Point (AP)
Which of the following acronyms is used as a unique identifier for a WLAN (a wireless network name)?
SSID
Disabling SSID broadcast:
Makes a WLAN harder to discover
A network security access control method whereby the 48-bit physical address assigned to each network card is used to determine access to the network is known as:
MAC filtering
Which of the tools listed below would be of help in troubleshooting signal loss and low wireless network signal coverage?
WAP power level controls
Frequency bands for IEEE 802.11 networks include:
- 0 GHz
2. 4 GHz
A common example of channel overlapping in wireless networking could be the 2.4 GHz band used in 802.11 networks, where the 2.401 - 2.473 GHz frequency range is used for allocating 11 channels, each taking up a 22-MHz portion of the available spectrum. Setting up a wireless network to operate on a non-overlapping channel (1, 6, and 11 in this case) allows multiple networks to coexist in the same area without causing interference.
True