CCNA 200-301

What is the role a device/host is taking, when it is requesting a service over an IP network?

A. Client

B. Authenticator

C. Server

D. Hardware Endoint

Client

Match the layer name with its number for the TCP/IP protocol stack we use today.

Layer 1

A. Application

B. Transport

C. Network

D. Data Link

E. Physical

Physical

Match the layer name with its number for the TCP/IP protocol stack we use today.

Layer 3

A. Application

B. Transport

C. Network

D. Data Link

E. Physical

Network

Match the layer name with its number for the TCP/IP protocol stack we use today.

Layer 4

A. Application

B. Transport

C. Network

D. Data Link

E. Physical

Transport

Match the layer name with its number for the TCP/IP protocol stack we use today.

Layer 2

A. Application

B. Transport

C. Network

D. Data Link

E. Physical

Data Link

Match the layer name with its number for the TCP/IP protocol stack we use today.

Layer 5

A. Application

B. Transport

C. Network

D. Data Link

E. Physical

Application

Which of the following are true? (Choose 2)

A. UDP is associated with the Application Layer

B. HTTP is associated with the Transport Layer

C. TCP is associated with the Transport Layer

D. DNS is associated with the Application Layer

TCP is associated with the Transport Layer

DNS is associated with the Application Layer

What is the primary information in the layer three headers (the Network Layer)?

A. Source and destination MAC addresses

B. Source and destination TCP port numbers

C. Source and destination IP addresses

D. Source and destination application layer services

Source and destination IP addresses

Which of the following names refers to the layer 2 address burned into a network interface card (NIC) by the manufacturer? (Choose 3)

A. IP address

B. Ethernet address

C. MAC address

D. Physical address

E. Gettysburg address

Ethernet address

MAC address

Physical address

What is the data referred to at the physical layer?

A. packets

B. segments

C. chunks

D. bits

E. frames

bits

What is the data referred to at the Data Link layer?

A. packets

B. segments

C. chunks

D. bits

E. frames

frames

What is the data referred to at the Network layer?

A. packets

B. segments

C. chunks

D. bits

E. frames

packets

What is the data referred to at the transport layer?

A. packets

B. segments

C. chunks

D. bits

E. frames

segments

Which 4 are true regarding MAC Addresses? (Choose 4)

A. 10.50.0.50 is an example of a Layer 2 address

B. 06:24:11:67:83:B1 is an example of an Ethernet address

C. Administrators must configure MAC addresses

D. MAC addresses are also called "Physical Addresses"

E. Every Network Interface Card (NIC) has one

F. 2001:DB8:6783::F00D:1234 is a valid MAC address

G. MAC addresses may be called a "BIA Address"

06:24:11:67:83:B1 is an example of an Ethernet address

MAC addresses are also called "Physical Addresses"

Every Network Interface Card (NIC) has one

MAC addresses may be called a "BIA Address"

Match the layer with its components.

Application Layer

A. Services such a HTTP and DNS

B. Protocols like TCP and UDP

C. IP addressing

D. MAC addressing

E. Electrical Signals, Copper Wires, Connectors

Services such a HTTP and DNS

Match the layer with its components.

Network Layer

A. Services such a HTTP and DNS

B. Protocols like TCP and UDP

C. IP addressing

D. MAC addressing

E. Electrical Signals, Copper Wires, Connectors

IP addressing

Match the layer with its components.

Data Link Layer

A. Services such a HTTP and DNS

B. Protocols like TCP and UDP

C. IP addressing

D. MAC addressing

E. Electrical Signals, Copper Wires, Connectors

MAC addressing

Match the layer with its components.

Physical Layer

A. Services such a HTTP and DNS

B. Protocols like TCP and UDP

C. IP addressing

D. MAC addressing

E. Electrical Signals, Copper Wires, Connectors

Electrical Signals, Copper Wires, Connectors

Match the layer with its components.

Transport Layer

A. Services such a HTTP and DNS

B. Protocols like TCP and UDP

C. IP addressing

D. MAC addressing

E. Electrical Signals, Copper Wires, Connectors

Protocols like TCP and UDP