Test Flashcards
whats another name for end devices
hosts/nodes
what words describe the cables or wires the data travels through
media
what device is considered to be an intermediary device
router
scalability refers to
grow larger
how many unique number in binary
2
a network that limits the impact of failure
fault tolerance
a network that can quickly expand to support new users
scalable
an attack by a knowledgeable person
hacker attack
which item below is an end device
telepresence endpoint
what is an intermediatiary device (anything that doesn’t require user interfaces)
LAN switch
which item is not considered to be a network component
extranet
all p2p networking devices can act as what
clients and servers
the data carrying capacity of a network
bandwidth
what type of application requires QOS (something that can’t lag it prioritizes traffic)
video-conferencing
when demand is greater than capacity users experience
congestion
which internet type doesn’t require cables to be run
satellite
if you’re accessing internet services on your network you’re using what
intranet
student using wireless phone on a school network
wireless LAN
what is a WAN example
city or campus
what do you call a web page than can be edited by people
wiki
a private collection of WANS and LANS
intranet
a network that gives access to data to authorized people who work outside of the organization
extranet
high bandwidth connections over the phone line is called
DSL
mode that is Switch>
user exec mode
what should your prompt look like in privileged exec mode
switch#
what command moves you front user to priv mode
enable
what command encrypts password
service password-encryption
what command changes the name of device
hostname
command moves you to global config mode
conf t
what is the last command when setting console password (won’t force you to login)
login
non volatile memory ___ your info when turned off
keeps
what term refers to cisco software that runs on a switch or router
IOS
what portion of the OS interacts with the user
shell/gui
what portion of the os interacts with hardware
kernel
where is the running config found
RAM
where is the startup config found
NVRAM
where is the IOS stored on a router or switch
Flash
what does ROM stand for
read only memory