Sybex CH 11-12 JLB Flashcards
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Which is the least expensive and easiest to use type of cable?
- Coax Cable.
- Fiber Optic Cable.
- Twisted-Pair Cable.
- Shielded Cable.
- Twisted-Pair Cable.
Which of the following is NOT a Network LAN Topology?
- Bus.
- Tree.
- Branch.
- Mesh
- Branch.
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The LAN Topologies include:
- Bus* - Linear, single cable. If one station has a problem all other on the same cable are impacted.
- Ring* - All computers are connected by a one-direction, closed loop. When one station has a problem all other on the same ring can be impacted.
- Star* - All computers are connected to a central device–which is the single point of failure.
- Tree* - A type of bus topology that does not have one linear cable but branches of cables.
- Mesh -* Servers are interconnected to each other to provide redundancy and high availability. There is no single point of failure.
There is no such thing as a Branch topology.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Fiber Optic cabling?
- It is the easiest cable to work with due to its ability to be run over longer distances without attenuation.
- It is more expensive that coaxial cable or twisted-pair.
- It is resistant to eavesdropping and interferance.
- Data travels as light over a glass or plastic medium.
- It is the easiest cable to work with due to its ability to be run over longer distances without attenuation.
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Although Fiber optic cabling can be run over longer distances without attenuation (loss of signal over distance) it is harder to work with than either Coaxial cable or Twisted-Pair.
What is the #1 cause of network disruption?
- Cabling Problems.
- Magnetic Fields.
- DOS Attacks.
- Undercapacity.t
- Cabling Problems
At the Layer 1, the Physical layer.
What comprises Layer 3 of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model?
- Session.
- Network.
- Data Link.
- Transport.

Layer 3 is the Network layer.
What comprises Layer 6 of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model?
- Physical.
- Presentation.
- Data Link.
- Session.

Layer 6 is the Presentation layer.
What comprises Layer 2 of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model?
- Application.
- Network.
- Data Link.
- Sesson.

Layer 2 is the Data Link layer.
What comprises Layer 4 of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model?
- Session.
- Presentation.
- Data Link.
- Transport.

Layer 4 is the Transport layer.
What is the PRIMARY purpose of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model?
- To create a standard architecture for Cisco networks.
- To create a secure network architecture which imposes secure protocols
- To create an efficient and practical network architecture that can be deployed at minimal cost.
- To create a vendor agnostic design that standardizes network communication functions.
- To create a vendor agnostic design that standardizes network communication functions.
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The Open Systems Interconnection model (OSI model) is a conceptual model for network protocol design. It’s referenced when troubleshooting or describing network operations, but is NOT USED in day-to-day network operations.
What comprises Layer 7 of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model?
- Application.
- Presentation.
- Data Link.
- Session.

Layer 7 is the Application layer.
What comprises Layer 1 of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model?
- Physical.
- Network.
- Applications.
- Sesson.

Layer 1 is the Physical layer.
Which of the following statements is TRUE about Synchronus Transmissions?
- Bits are sent sequentially.
- Start and Stop bits are used.
- It is primarily used to send large amounts of data.
- It is the transmission format used by most modems.
- It is primarily used to send large amounts of data.
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Sending bits sequentially, using start and stop bits, and being the most common transmission format for modems are all characteristics of Asynchronous Transmissions.
What is meant by Noise on copper cable?
- Loss of signal strength over distance.
- When signal from one line spills over to another.
- Undesirable signals which degrade, distort, or interfere with data signals.
- When signal from one line spills over to another.
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Loss of signal strength over distance is Attenuation.
Undesirable signals which degrade, distort, or interfere with data signals is Cross-talk, which is a type of noise.
Which of the following statements is FALSE about Asynchronus Transmissions?
- Bits are sent sequentially.
- Start and Stop bits are used.
- It is primarily used to send large amounts of data.
- It is the transmission format used by most modems.
- It is primarily used to send large amounts of data.
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Asynchronous Transmissions are primarily used when sendng small amounts of data.
What is meant by Attenuation on copper cable?
- Loss of signal strength over distance.
- When signal from one line spills over to another.
- Undesirable signals which degrade, distort, or interfere with data signals.
- Loss of signal strength over distance.
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When signal from one line spills over to another is called Noise.
Undesirable signals which degrade, distort, or interfere with data signals is Cross-talk, which is a type of noise.
Which layerat comprises Layer 1 of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model?
- Physical.
- Network.
- Applications.
- Sesson.

Layer 1 is the Physical layer.
What are the three most common cable media that are used to connect systems to a network?
- Coaxial, 10BaseT, 100BaseT
- Coaxial, Twisted Pair, Fiber Optic
- Twisted Pair, Shielded, Plenum
- Binary, Shielded, Twisted Pair
- Coaxial, Twisted Pair, Fiber Optic
Which of the following statements is TRUE?
- Analog Transmissions on allow one signal at a time or there is a collision.
- Digital Transmissions produce a continuous signal.
- Digital Signals have a varied amplitude.
- Digital Transmissions emit pulses represented by the binary digits 0 or 1.
- Digital Transmissions emit pulses represented by the binary digits 0 or 1.
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Analog signals can do broadband with multiple signals combined.
Digital signals emit pulses. There is not a continuous signal nor does it vary in amplitude.
What comprises Layer 5 of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Model?
- Session.
- Presentation.
- Data Link.
- Transport.

Layer 5 is the Session layer.
Which OSI Layer is concerned with the transmission of raw data across the network?
- Data Link Layer.
- Physical Layer.
- Transport Layer.
- Session Layer.
- The Physical Layer.
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The Data Layer….
The Transport Layer…
The Session Layer…
Which OSI layer detects and recovers from errors on physical layer?
- Data Link Layer.
- Physical Layer.
- Transport Layer.
- Session Layer.
- Data Link Layer.
Which of the following is NOT performed by the OSI Data Link layer?
- Provides error-free transmission from one node to the next.
- Defines the way data is written to the media.
- Establishes and terminates links between nodes.
- Responsible for traffic control.
- Defines the way data is written to the media.
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The Physical Layer defines how data is written to the media.
Which OSI layer is responsible for retransmitting data for which it did not receive an acknowledgement?
- Tranport Layer.
- Session Layer.
- Data Link Layer.
- Physical Layer.
- Data Link layer.
Which OSI layer is responsible for the transmission of raw data across the network ?
- Tranport Layer.
- Session Layer.
- Data Link Layer.
- Physical Layer.
- Physical Layer