A) extranet B) Internet C) extendednet D) intranet
A) DSL B) cell modem C) dial-up D) cable modem E) satellite
A) The administrator is already in global configuration mode. B) The administrator must first enter privileged EXEC mode before issuing the command. C) The entire command, configure terminal, must be used. D) The administrator must connect via the console port to access global configuration mode
A) Ctrl-C B) Ctrl-Z C) Ctrl-Shift-6 D) Ctrl-Shift-X
A) secretin B) letmein C) linevtyin D) lineconin
A) This command automatically encrypts passwords in configuration files that are currently stored in NVRAM. B) This command encrypts passwords as they are transmitted across serial WAN links. C) This command prevents someone from viewing the running configuration passwords. D) This command provides an exclusive encrypted password for external service personnel who are required to do router maintenance. E) This command enables a strong encryption algorithm for the enable secret password command.
A) The SVI adds Layer 4 connectivity between VLANs. B) The SVI provides a virtual interface for remote access to the switch C) The SVI provides a faster method for switching traffic between ports on the switch. D) The SVI provides a physical interface for remote access to the switch.
A) duplex B) broadcast C) multicast D) unicast
A) ICMP, IP B) PPP C) POP D) BOOTP
A) frame B) segment C) packet D) bits
A) It is encapsulated in a Layer 2 frame B) It is encapsulated into a TCP segment. C) It is segmented into smaller individual pieces. D) It is tagged with information guaranteeing reliable delivery.
A) microwave B) fiber C) UTP D) radio waves
A) signal modulation technique B) bandwidth C) crosstalk, electromagnetic interference D) size of the network
A) internet B) LLC,MAC C) physical D) network access E) transport
A) star B) ring C) mesh D) hierarchical E) bus
A) access method B) message encoding C) message encapsulation D) flow control
A) physical B) Layer 3 C) Layer 4 D) data link
A) a 48 bit address that is determined by the number of members in the multicast group B) a single IP multicast address that is used by all destinations in a group C) an IP address that is unique for each destination in the group D) a group address that shares the last 23 bits with the source IPv4 address
A) drop the frame B) send an error message to the sending device C) process the frame as it is D) add random data bytes to make the frame 1518 bytes long and then forward it
A) source MAC address B) Ethernet type C) destination IP address D) source IP address E) destination MAC address
A) It broadcasts the frame out of all ports on the switch. B) It initiates an ARP request. C) It notifies the sending host that the frame cannot be delivered. D) It forwards the frame out of all ports except for the port at which the frame was received.
A) If a device receiving an ARP request has the destination IPv4 address, it responds with an ARP reply B) When a host is encapsulating a packet into a frame, it refers to the MAC address table to determine the mapping of IP addresses to MAC addresses. C) If no device responds to the ARP request, then the originating node will broadcast the data packet to all devices on the network segment. D) An ARP request is sent to all devices on the Ethernet LAN and contains the IP address of the destination host and its multicast MAC address. E) If a host is ready to send a packet to a local destination device and it has the IP address but not the MAC address of the destination, it generates an ARP broadcast.
A) HTTP B) WINS C) DHCP D) SMTP E) DNS
A) connectionless B) user data segmentation C) media dependent D) reliable end-to-end delivery
A) fe80::/64 B) fe80::30d0:115:3f57:fe4c/128 C) ::1/128 D) 2001:0:9d38:6ab8:30d0:115:3f57:fe4c/128
A) ROM is nonvolatile and contains basic diagnostic software. B) RAM is volatile and stores the IP routing table. C) NVRAM is nonvolatile and stores a full version of the IOS. D) FLASH is nonvolatile and contains a limited portion of the IOS. E) ROM is nonvolatile and stores the running IOS.
A) 100.64.0.0/14 B) 172.16.0.0/12 C) 192.168.0.0/16 D) 169.254.0.0/16 E) 10.0.0.0/8
A) 2001:DB8:0:AB::1234 B) 2001:DB8:0:AB:0:1234 C) 2001:DB8:0:AB00::1234 D) 2001:DB8::AB00::1234
A) unique local B) site local C) global unicast D) link-local
A) all IPv6 DHCP servers B) all IPv6 enabled devices across the network C) all IPv6 enabled devices on the local link D) all IPv6 configured routers on the local link
A) to provide feedback of IP packet transmissions B) to inform routers about network topology changes C) to ensure the delivery of an IP packet D) to monitor the process of a domain name to IP address resolution
A) It utilizes the ICMP Source Quench messages. B) It sends four Echo Request messages. C) It is primarily used to test connectivity between two hosts. D) It identifies the routers in the path from a source host to a destination host
A) 254 B) 32 C) 256 D) 62 E) 64
A) 172.16.255.255 B) 172.16.20.255 C) 172.16.16.255 D) 172.16.19.255 E) 172.16.23.255
A) 10.1.1.128/26 10.1.1.140/26 10.1.1.158/28 B) 0.1.1.128/26 10.1.1.144/26 10.1.1.160/26 C) 10.1.1.128/28 10.1.1.140/28 10.1.1.158/26 D) 10.1.1.128/28 10.1.1.144/28 10.1.1.160/28 E) 10.1.1.128/28 10.1.1.144/28 10.1.1.160/29
A) 2001:db8:0:f::/52 B) 2001:db8:0:f00::/52 C) 2001:db8:0:8000::/52 D) 2001:db8:0:f000::/52
A) The data flow is being tracked based on the source port number utilized by each application B) The data flow is being tracked based on the destination IP address used by the PC of the technician C) The data flow is being tracked based on the destination port number utilized by each application. D) The data flow is being tracked based on the source IP address used by the PC of the technician.
A) connection establishment B) flow control C) error recovery D) encryption of data E) data representation
A) The entire transmission is re-sent. B) The transmission continues without the missing portion. C) A delivery failure message is sent to the source host. D) The part of the television transmission that was lost is re-sent.
A) presentation B) network C) session D) internet E) transport
A) client B) master C) slave D) server E) transient
A) physical address of the recipient B) subnet mask C) physical address of the sender D) local server address E) default gateway address
A) during randomly selected times B) during times of peak utilization C) during employee holidays and weekends D) during off-peak hours
A) disabling network systems or services B) discovery and mapping of systems C) unauthorized manipulation of data D) denying access to resources by legitimate users
A) All login attempts will be blocked for 1.5 hours if there are 4 failed attempts within 150 seconds. B) All login attempts will be blocked for 150 seconds if there are 4 failed attempts within 90 seconds. C) All login attempts will be blocked for 90 seconds if there are 4 failed attempts within 150 seconds. D) All login attempts will be blocked for 4 hours if there are 90 failed attempts within 150 seconds
A) The router that is attached to the same network as the workstation is down. B) The NIC in the PC is bad. C) The TCP/IP protocol is not enabled D) Nothing can be determined for sure at this point
A) Ctrl+c B) Ctrl+x C) Ctrl+Esc D) Ctrl+Shift+6
A) The transfer of the files does not rely on network connectivity. B) The USB flash drive is more secure. C) The files can be saved without using terminal emulation software. D) The configuration files can be stored to a flash drive that uses any file system format. |