*Chapter 06 Quiz (ITN101) - TCP/IP Basics

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Any network using ____________________ consists of a DHCP server and DHCP clients.
DHCP
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The first binary octet of a Class C IP address always begins with 110 (110xxxxx). (T/F)
True
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IANA has grown dramatically and now oversees five __________ that parcel out IP addresses to large ISPs and major corporations.
Regional Internet Registries (RIRs)
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What command would you run from a Windows command line to test a computer's network stack?
ping 127.0.0.1
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Which protocol do Domain Name System (DNS) and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) use?
UDP
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Dynamic IP addressing via ____________________ automatically assigns an IP address whenever a computer connects to the network.
the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
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Subnet masks are always 32 binary digits long. (T/F)
True
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Which statement best describes a Class E address ID?
Class E is considered to be experimental.
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Always verify static IP addresses with ping—it's too easy to make a typo when entering them. (T/F)
True
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Using class blocks enables a much more efficient use of IP addresses compared to subnetting. (T/F)
False
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A Class C network block uses the __________ octets to define only the network ID.
first three
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Which protocol is connection-oriented?
TCP
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When a DHCP client boots up, it automatically sends out a special DHCP Discover message. (T/F)
True
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Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) chops up data into segments. (T/F)
True
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Which IP address is valid for an individual host expressed in dotted decimal notation?
192\.168.4.2
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To what layer does the Internet Protocol correspond?
Network
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Which method of sending a packet allows one computer to send a message directly to another?
unicast
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Apple called its protocol suite ___________________.
AppleTalk
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What network protocol do Apple systems use today?
TCP/IP
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The part of the IP address that is the same for all computers on a network is called the host ID. (T/F)
False
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The Internet Protocol (IP) works at the Link layer. (T/F)
False
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What is the binary equivalent of the decimal value 151?
10010111
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Which IP address is a private IP address?
10\.164.19.5
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Systems that use static IP addressing can never have DHCP problems. (T/F)
True
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What is the range of decimal values in each of the four groups of an IPv4 address?
0 to 255
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When a technician installs a range of IP addresses, this is called a DHCP scope. (T/F)
True
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User Datagram Protocol (UDP) is a connection-oriented protocol. (T/F)
False
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Which IP address is a public IP address?
198\.192.100.3
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Which formula would you use to arrive at the number of hosts on a subnet?
2*x* - 2, where *x* represents the number of zeroes in the subnet mask
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The foundation of which technique involves taking a single class of IP addresses and chopping it up into multiple smaller groups?
Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR)
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How many binary digits are in an IPv4 address?
32
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How long is a subnet mask?
32 bits
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When a computer gives itself an Automatic Private IP Address (APIPA), it also includes a valid default gateway address. (T/F)
False
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When you want to be positive that the data moving between two systems gets there in good order, use a connectionless application. (T/F)
False
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Which port is used to receive e-mail messages from e-mail servers (IMAP4)?
143
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Web servers and Web browsers use ____________________ to communicate.
HTTP
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Which formula would you use to calculate the number of new subnets?
2*y*, where *y* is the number of bits you add to the subnet mask