A) A system for storing files offline B) A software used to browse the internet C) A group of devices connected to share resources D) A collection of unrelated computers
A) Protocols B) Medium C) Operating System D) Devices
A) Increases software costs B) Reduces productivity C) Increases communication and resource sharing D) Limits internet access
A) Copying files manually from one device to another B) Printing from multiple devices using a single printer C) Storing documents on a local computer D) Using a USB drive to transfer files
A) TCP/IP B) HTML C) JPEG D) USB
A) Router B) Firewall C) DNS Server D) DHCP Server
A) 128 B) 16 C) 32 D) 64
A) IPv4 supports encryption while IPv6 does not B) IPv4 is faster than IPv6 C) IPv6 supports larger address space than IPv4 D) IPv6 only works on wireless networks
A) 200.0.0.1 B) 203.0.113.10 C) 8.8.8.8 D) 192.168.1.1
A) Blocks unauthorized devices B) Converts private IP addresses to public IP addresses C) Assigns MAC addresses D) Encrypts network traffic
A) Boosts Wi-Fi signals B) Assigns MAC addresses C) Converts IP addresses D) Blocks unauthorized network access
A) IEEE B) W3C C) ISO D) IETF
A) Encrypting network data B) Faking a device’s MAC address C) Changing an IP address D) Blocking a device from the network
A) Eliminates IP addressing B) Faster network speeds C) Lower hardware costs D) Secure, encrypted communication
A) Assigns MAC addresses B) Converts digital signals to analog C) Acts as an intermediary for network requests D) Manages Bluetooth connections
A) Switch B) Router C) Hub D) Modem
A) Extends wireless network coverage B) Encrypts data C) Manages network security D) Assigns IP addresses
A) Encrypts network traffic B) Assigns MAC addresses C) Converts data into signals D) Directs data between networks
A) Modem B) Firewall C) Hub D) Repeater
A) Storing network data B) Converting digital data to analog and vice versa C) Filtering unauthorized traffic D) Assigning MAC addresses
A) Star B) Mesh C) Ring D) Bus
A) Mesh B) Bus C) Star D) Hybrid
A) Mesh B) Ring C) Bus D) Star
A) Star B) Bus C) Mesh D) Ring
A) A network that does not use a central hub B) A topology used in data centers only C) A combination of two or more topologies D) A network without wired connections
A) Increasing network speed B) Storing network data C) Assigning MAC addresses D) Filtering network traffic
A) High bandwidth B) High latency C) Using fiber optics D) Strong security
A) Repeater B) Router C) Hub D) Switch
A) Converts network signals B) Prioritizes certain types of traffic C) Assigns static IP addresses D) Encrypts all data
A) File type B) Device name C) MAC address D) Signal strength
A) Operational Systems Infrastructure B) Open Systems Internet C) Open Systems Interconnection D) Online Security Integration
A) 5 B) 4 C) 7 D) 6
A) Transport B) Data Link C) Network D) Physical
A) Application B) Transport C) Data Link D) Network
A) To replace all other networking models B) To provide standardization for network communication C) To increase internet speed D) To encrypt all network data
A) Network B) Data Link C) Transport D) Physical
A) Encrypting network traffic B) Assigning IP addresses C) MAC addressing and error detection D) Managing end-user applications
A) Transport B) Network C) Application D) Presentation
A) Establishes, maintains, and terminates communication sessions B) Controls routing of packets C) Assigns MAC addresses to devices D) Encrypts and compresses data
A) Network B) Transport C) Physical D) Application
A) HTTP B) IP C) FTP D) SMTP
A) ICMP B) ARP C) TCP D) UDP
A) DNS B) ARP C) FTP D) HTTP
A) Network B) Transport C) Data Link D) Application
A) Creating new programming languages B) Designing graphics for applications C) Diagnosing network issues D) Managing database queries
A) LAN B) PAN C) MAN D) VPN E) WAN
A) WAN B) MAN C) LAN D) PAN E) VPN
A) WAN B) VPN C) MAN D) LAN E) PAN
A) WAN B) MAN C) PAN D) LAN E) VPN
A) WAN B) VPN C) PAN D) MAN E) LAN
A) Hubs B) Access Point C) Modem D) Router E) Switches
A) Lan Address B) MAC Address C) IP Address
A) IEEE B) W3C C) IETF D) ISO
A) W3C B) IEEE C) IETF D) ISO
A) Data Packets B) Information C) Data D) Packets
A) Repeater B) Access Point C) Modem D) Router E) Switches
A) YouTube B) Google C) Internet D) SpaceX
A) Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) B) Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) C) Fiber Optic Cables
A) Fiber Optic Cables B) Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) C) Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP)
A) Shielded Twisted Pair (STP) B) Fiber Optic Cables C) Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) |