Week 1: Computer Network Foundatoins Flashcards
Which layer links the network support layers and user support layers?
a. Physical Layer
b. Data Link Layer
c. Transport Layer
c. Transport Layer
The physical, data link and network layers are network support layers and session, presentation and application layers are user support layers.
Which layer is responsible for process to process delivery?
a. Transport Layer
b. Network Layer
c. Data Link Layer
a. Transport Layer
Routers operate at which layer of the OSI model?
a. Network Layer
b. Physical Layer
c. Transport Layer
a. Network Layer
The network layer is responsible for packet forwarding and routing.
In the TCP IP Model, when data is sent from device A to device B, what is the 4th layer to receive data at B?
a. Application Layer
b. Data Link Layer
c. Transport Layer
a. Application Layer
The application layer provides the basis for what?
a. Frame Division
b. Email Services
c. Error Control
b. Email Services
Which layer is used to deal with mechanical and electrical specifications?
a. Transport Layer
b. Physical Layer
c. Network Layer
d. Data Link Layer
b. Physical Layer
What service can be used to allocate IP addresses for hosts?
a. DHCP
b. DNS
c. ARP
d. NAT
a. DHCP
What service can be used to allocate IP addresses for hosts?
a. DHCP
b. DNS
c. ARP
d. NAT
a. DHCP
What is the correct order of the OSI Model?
a. Network Layer
b. Data Link Layer
c. Transport Layer
d. Application Layer
e. Session Layer
f. Presentation Layer
g. Physical Layer
d. Application Layer
f. Presentation Layer
e. Session Layer
c. Transport Layer
a. Network Layer
b. Data Link Layer
g. Physical Layer
What is the correct order of the TCP/IP Model?
a. Transport Layer
b. Application Layer
c. Network Interface Layer
d. Internet Layer
b. Application Layer
a. Transport Layer
d. Internet Layer
c. Network Interface Layer
What are the pros of subnetting?
a. Assigns IP address more effectively
b. Adds a layer of complexity
c. Speeds up the network
d. Easy to organize the network resources
e. Difficult to change once hierarchy is established
f. Improves security
a. Assigns IP address more effectively
c. Speeds up the network
d. Easy to organize the network resources
f. Improves security
What are the pros of subnetting?
a. Assigns IP address more effectively
b. Adds a layer of complexity
c. Speeds up the network
d. Easy to organize the network resources
e. Difficult to change once hierarchy is established
f. Improves security
a. Assigns IP address more effectively
c. Speeds up the network
d. Easy to organize the network resources
f. Improves security
How can we address the problem of adding layers of security and difficulty to change once hierarchy is established with standard subnetting?
We solved this by introducing CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing)
How can we address the problem of adding layers of security and difficulty to change once hierarchy is established with standard subnetting?
We solved this by introducing CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing)
What is a unicast address?
a. Address of a set of interfaces
b. Address of a single interface
c. Delivery to single interface
d. Address of a set of interfaces
b. Address of a single interface
c. Delivery to single interface
What is a multicast address?
a. Address of a set of interfaces
b. Address of a single interface
c. Delivery to single interface
d. Address of a set of interfaces
e. Delivery to all interfaces in the set
a. Address of a set of interfaces
e. Delivery to all interfaces in the set
What is an any cast address?
a. Delivery to a single interface in the set
b. Address of a single interface
c. Delivery to single interface
d. Address of a set of interfaces
e. Delivery to all interfaces in the set
d. Address of a set of interfaces
a. Delivery to a single interface in the set
What is the range that port numbers can range from?
0 - 65,535
What are the well-known ports?
a. 1024-49151
b. 0-1023
c. 49152-65535
b. 0-1023
What are the registered ports?
a. 1024-49151
b. 0-1023
c. 49152-65535
a. 1024-49151