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A jam signal is used in an Ethernet network to ...
a) prevent intrusions by ignoring all incoming messages.
b) alert computers of an incoming message to be sent to all computers.
c) inform all computers on the network of a collision.
d) cause the network to reboot.
e) determine if a message is colliding with another.
c) inform all computers on the network of a collision.
Which mathematical operation is used to obtain the checksum once the sum of the bits is computed?
a) a combination of division and multiplication
b) modulo
c) multiplication
d) division
e) shift
b) modulo
SSL, the secure sockets layer, is an implementation of which level of the OSI model?
a) Network
b) Transport
c) Application
d) Presentation
e) Session
d) Presentation
Which of the following network topologies is generally considered the cheapest?
a) bus
b) star
c) full mesh
d) tree
e) ring
a) bus
If a computer were to go off line in a network, which of the following topologies would most likely be impacted by this?
a) ring
b) start
c) full mesh
d) All of the above would be equally impacted
e) bus
a) ring
TCP/IP introduced which of the following communication ideas?
a) All of the above
b) three-way network handshake
c) packet switching
d) checksum for error detection
e) collision detection
b) three-way network handshake
Which of the following services is used to map IP aliases to IP addresses?
a) dns
b) ftp
c) http
d) firewall
e) ssh
a) dns
In order to determine if another computer is available and accessible over your network, you might use which program to test it?
a) ftp
b) https
c) http
d) ping
e) sendmail
d) ping
The ability of a network to carry multiple messages at the same time is known as ...
a) multiprocessing
b) multiplexing
c) multitasking
d) none of the above: this is not possible
e) modulating
b) multiplexing
The number of computers on the original ARPAnet was ...
a) 2
b) about 1 million
c) about 1,000
d) 4
e) 13
d) 4
In a circuit switched network, the pathway between devices is established before communication commences and is retained for the duration of the communication.
a) True
b) False
a) True
IPv4 offers approximately how many unique IP addresses?
a) 4 million
b) 100 billion
c) 4 billion
d) 100 million
e) 1 million
c) 4 billion
Twisted wire pair is most commonly used in which of the following?
a) In the public telephone network in the US
b) For wireless home networks
c) For cable tv
d) For wired home networks
e) For cell phone networks
a) In the public telephone network in the US
TCP/IP's link layer is roughly equivalent to the OSI model's ...
a) physical and data link layers
b) data link layer
c) network layer
d) physical layer
d) physical, data link and network layers combined
a) physical and data link layers
Last mile technology is used to express the idea that ...
a) repeaters are needed in local area networks that extend beyond 1 mile
b) most cell phones still use 3G networks, limiting bandwidth
c) local area networks cannot extend beyond 1 mile in size
d) some households still use low bandwidth telephone lines to access the Internet
e) third-world countries do not have access to the Internet
d) some households still use low bandwidth telephone lines to access the Internet
Long distance communication (dozens, hundreds or thousands of miles) generally does not use which of the following?
a) All of the above are used
b) satellite communication
c) fiber optic cable
d) microwave communication
e) cell towers
c) fiber optic cable
In which protocol can you use UDP type packets?
a) Neither TCP nor IP
b) IP
c) TCP
c) TCP
A network port ...
a) is the address of the connection (in the back of the computer) between the network card and the computer network
b) is part of the IP address
c) indicates the message's intended application software
d) is the address of a network broadcast device
e) is a number used to determine if a message should make it through a firewall
c) indicates the message's intended application software
Which of the following terms is used to denote a computer you wish to access over a network?
a) Server
b) Remote computer
c) Hub
d) Gateway
e) Local computer
b) Remote computer
Which of the following technologies differentiates a normal extranet from a virtual private network?
a) multiplexing
b) encryption
c) use of fiber optic cable
d) use of routers instead of switches
e) use of TCP/IP
b) encryption
In streaming audio and video, which of TCP and UDP would be preferred as it would trade off speed for assurance of arrival?
a) UDP
b) TCP
b) TCP
Which of the following devices deals with IP addresses?
a) MODEM
b) router
c) fiber optic cable
d) switch
e) hub
b) router
We view computer networks at a logical level while the operating system views the network at a physical level.
a) True
b) False
b) False
Which level of the OSI model takes care of reliability?
a) Presentation
b) Session
c) Application
d) Data link
e) Transport
e) Transport
Mapping an external IP address into an internal IP address is known as ...
a) network address translation
b) demodulation
c) IP spoofing
d) multiplexing
e) modulation
a) network address translation
A checksum is used in network communication for which purpose?
a) Encryption
b) Network handshake
c) Collision detection
d) Addressing
e) Error checking
e) Error checking
Each layer of the OSI model adds header information onto the message except for the ...
a) Application layer
b) Physical layer
c) Network layer
d) Transport layer
e) Session layer
b) Physical layer
The Internet uses packet switching while local area networks use circuit switching
a) True
b) False
b) False
Which of the following devices would transmit any message received on to all computers in its local area network?
a) switch
b) repeater
c) gateway
d) router
e) hub
b) repeater
In a 3-D nearest neighbor network, a computer would directly connect to how many neighbors
a) 4
b) 3
c) 2
d) 1
e) all computers in the network
b) 3
Of the following network types (sizes or classifications), which is generally considered the smallest?
a) PAN
b) CAN
c) LAN
d) MAN
e) WAN
a) PAN
Which level of the OSI model performs routing?
a) Transport
b) Physical
c) Session
d) Network
e) Data link
d) Network
IPv4 addresses are _____ bits long.
a) 32
b) 8
c) 64
d) 128
e) 16
a) 32
We can think of the Internet and the World Wide Web interchangeably.
a) True
b) False
b) False
At which level of the OSI model are data units decomposed into packets?
a) Transport
b) Application
c) Data link
d) Network
e) Physical
d) Network
A network with a file server which services the local computers would be considered a(n) ...
a) extranet
b) peer-to-peer network
c) personal area network
d) intranet
e) client-server network
e) client-server network
An intranet LAN has which of the following properties?
a) All communication is encrypted
b) The network uses one-to-many network address translation
c) The LAN uses IP to easily extend the network to the Internet
d) The network uses no routers
e) All resources use wireless communication
c) The LAN uses IP to easily extend the network to the Internet
In OSI, only header information is affixed at each layer but in TCP/IP, both header and footer information can be affixed.
a) True
b) False
a) True
The term used to describe the amount of data that can be transferred over a network over a unit of time, such as bits per second, is known as ...
a) switching
b) routing
c) bandwith
d) modulation
e) multilexing
c) bandwidth
A Class C network has how many IP addresses available for the network?
a) 256
b) 16,777,216
c) 1024
d) 65,536
e) 16
a) 256
Switches use which of the following addresses to send a message to the proper device?
a) None of the above: a switch sends a copy of the message to every device connected to it.
b) IPv6 addresses
c) telephone numbers
d) MAC addresses
e) IP addresses
d) MAC addresses
The first message broadcast on the Internet, in its earliest incarnation, was in which year?
a) 1973
b) 1983
c) 1946
d) 1969
e) 1996
d) 1969
In a Linux system, the address(es) of your DNS servers will be stored in which file?
a) /etc/hosts.allow
b) /etc/hosts.equiv
c) /etc/hosts
d) /etc/dns
e) /etc/hosts.conf
e) /etc/hosts.conf
Which of the following network programs sends information in clear text and so is not secure?
a) ssh
b) ftp
c) rlogin
d) All of the above except ssh
e) telnet
d) All of the above except ssh
To use the telephone network for computer communication, one must ...
a) compress the information
b) group packets together into bundles to be sent using multiplexing
c) convert the analog information stored in the computer into a digital form
d) convert the digital information stored in the computer into an analog form
e) None of the above: it is not possible to use the telephone network for computer communication
c) convert the analog information stored in the computer into a digital form
Morris' Internet worm was an attempt to ...
a) join the group Anonymous
b) demonstrate weaknesses in Unix security.
c) damage the Internet so that he could avoid an assignment
d) weaken US defense by attacking the Internet
e) demonstrate his knowledge in an attempt to get hired by a security company
b) demonstrate weaknesses in Unix security.
What noteworthy event happened to the APRANet in 1973?
a) TCP/IP was implemented for the ARPAnet
b) Email was implemented
c) The first international computer was added to the network
d) Electronic bulletin boards were added
e) This is the year it was first started
c) The first international computer was added to the network
The full mesh network is seldom used because ...
a) it requires a dedicated central server.
b) it costs the most.
c) it has the worst performance of all network topologies.
d) it requires a great deal of additional supporting hardware such as routers.
e) it a computer were to go down, it would disconnect portions of the network.
b) it costs the most.
As a network gets larger (has more computers connected to it), which of the following network topologies performance is most affected?
a) All are equally affected.
b) ring
c) star
d) full mesh
e) tree
b) ring
"T" connectors are used to join computers together in which type of network topology?
a) star
b) bus
c) ring
d) tree
e) full mesh
b) bus