CCNA - Network Fundamentals

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192.168.0.20 - 192.168.255.0

What range of IP addresses of a Class C PRIVATE NETWORK?

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172.16.0.0 - 172.31.0.0

What range of IP adresses are used for Class B private networks?i

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10.0.0.0

What is the IP anddress used for Class A private networks?i

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255.255.255.0

What is the default subnet mask of a class C network?

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255.255.0.0

What is the default subnet mask of a class B network?

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255.0.0.0

What is the default subnet mask of a class A network?

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  1. Storage

  2. CPU

  3. RAM

  4. NIC bandwidth

What are 4 essential resources to provision when setting up for virtualization?

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  1. Online gaming

  2. VoIP

  3. Video Conferencing

What 3 types of traffic is ideal for UDP?

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Ipconfig /all

What windows command can be used to show a device’s default gateway?

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ifconfig

What Linux command manages a network interface?

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nslookup

What command gives information about domain names?

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Netstat

What command provides information about active connections?

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Bridge

What network device uses a MAC address on Layer 2 of the OSI model?

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Hub

What network device repeats packets regardless of their MAC & IP address on Layer 1 of the OSI model?

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Router

What network device links networks together like connecting to a corporate WAN operating on Layer 3 of the OSI model?

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Transport, 4

TCP & UDP are on the __ Layer or __ of the OSI model.

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Physical, Layer 1

This layer includes hardware such as Cables and interface cards.

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3, Network Layer

Layer _ , also known as the _ layer, use the IP & ICMP protocols.

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To define a host & network portion of an address.

What is the purpose of a subnet mask in IP addressing?

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Up/Up

What line status/protocol status combinations shows that the interface is functioning?

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Down/Down

What line status/protocol status combinations shows that there is a device issue, bad cable, wrong cable pinots or a speed mismatch?

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Up/Down

The _/_ state is not an expected state.

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Down/Down (err-disabled)

What line status/protocol status combinations shows that a port security port is disabled ?

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Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)

What is used to prevent looping of flooded frames indefinitely, making sure that there is only one active path between any pair of LAN segments?

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VLANs

_ break a physical network into logically segmented networks.

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Open Shortest Paths First (OSPF)

What is a routing protocol used to calculate the best routes to subnets?

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RIPv2

What routing protocol uses hop count as a metric?

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Point-to-Point

What link connects 2 nodes over a public leased line such as a dial-up connection?

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Hub, Spoke

A _ & _ topology has a single hub that other remote networks connect to.

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Full-Mesh Topology

What topology has each edge of a location connected to every other edge node for redundancy?

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Dual-homed connection

What is a WAN link with 2 network interfaces for redundancy?

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To provide power to a device over a network

What is the function of a PoE?

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Runts

In a show interfaces command, what are frames that do not meet the minimum requirements of 64 bytes & are often caused by collisions?

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Giants

A _ is a frame that is above the maximum size of 1518 bytes.

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Throttles

_ are the times when a receiver on the port is disabled.

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Collisions

What is known as the number of times when packets are sent simultaneously.

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Frame Flooding

What causes a frame to forward to all interfaces except its originating one?

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MAC learning

What is the process of dynamically adding MAC addresses to the MAC Address Table based on the source address of a frame?

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Frame Switching

What involves sending a frame to a port based on its known address?

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MAC aging

The process of a MAC address expiring from a MAC address table is called _.

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IP address

What command is used in VLAN interface mode, is followed by an ip address & subnet mask, and is a static configuration?

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Lets a user change the switch’s default gateway

What does the ip default-gateway command do?

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IP name-server

What command lets a user change DNS servers?

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show dhcp lease

What command lists information obtained from DHCP settings?

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Interface vlan

What command changes the context to VLAN interface mode?

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Software as a Service (SaaS)

What service provides a pre-made application hosted on the cloud for customers to utilize?

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Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

What service lease things like CPU, Storage, & memory to accomplish their goals?

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Platform as a Service (PaaS)

What type of service allows a customer to develop their own software in the cloud?

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