Question 1

About how much data is typically transferred in each packet or frame?

Accepted Answer

A)  1 MB 
B)  1500 bytes 
C)  15 KB 
D)  150 bytes 
A)  1 MB 
B)  1500 bytes 
C)  15 KB 
D)  150 bytes

Question 2

When examining protocols of the TCP/IP model, what unit of information does the SMTP protocol work with?

Accepted Answer

A)  data 
B)  packets 
C)  frames 
D)  bits 
A)  data 
B)  packets 
C)  frames 
D)  bits

Question 3

Repeaters are the main network building block in medium-sized to large networks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

You are running the Chrome Web browser and try to open a Web site when you are prompted for login credentials. What TCP/IP model layer is at work that requires you to logon to the Web site?

Accepted Answer

A)  Network access layer 
B)  Application layer 
C)  Transport layer 
D)  Internetwork layer 
A)  Network access layer 
B)  Application layer 
C)  Transport layer 
D)  Internetwork layer

Question 5

Your new technician has been tasked with configuring your DHCP server. He has been asked to configure a scope for the client computers which can be assigned any IP address in the range of the scope. However, the network printers must be assigned an IP address via DHCP but they must always be assigned the same address. He asks what this feature is called and how the printers are identified by the DHCP server. What do you tell him?

Accepted Answer

A)  exclusions, IP address 
B)  reservations, MAC address 
C)  static, DNS host name 
D)  scope options, NETBIOS name 
A)  exclusions, IP address 
B)  reservations, MAC address 
C)  static, DNS host name 
D)  scope options, NETBIOS name

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a typical reason for creating an internetwork?

Accepted Answer

A)  groups of users should be logically separated 
B)  the LAN has grown and communication has become inefficient 
C)  you're running a legacy operating system on one of your servers 
D)  there is a long distance between groups of computers 
A)  groups of users should be logically separated 
B)  the LAN has grown and communication has become inefficient 
C)  you're running a legacy operating system on one of your servers 
D)  there is a long distance between groups of computers

About how much data is typically transferred in each packet or frame?

When examining protocols of the TCP/IP model, what unit of information does the SMTP protocol work with?

Repeaters are the main network building block in medium-sized to large networks.

You are running the Chrome Web browser and try to open a Web site when you are prompted for login credentials. What TCP/IP model layer is at work that requires you to logon to the Web site?

Which of the following is NOT a typical reason for creating an internetwork?

Operating Systems Fundamentals

Modern Client and Server Operating Systems

The Central Processing Unit CPU

File Systems

Installing Operating Systems

Devices and Device Drivers

Using and Configuring Storage Devices

Virtualization and Cloud Computing Fundamentals

Account and Resource Management

Securing and Maintaining an Operating System

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Exam 9: Network Fundamentals and Configuration

About how much data is typically transferred in each packet or frame?

When examining protocols of the TCP/IP model, what unit of information does the SMTP protocol work with?

Repeaters are the main network building block in medium-sized to large networks.

You are running the Chrome Web browser and try to open a Web site when you are prompted for login credentials. What TCP/IP model layer is at work that requires you to logon to the Web site?

Which of the following is NOT a typical reason for creating an internetwork?

Operating Systems Fundamentals

Modern Client and Server Operating Systems

The Central Processing Unit CPU

File Systems

Installing Operating Systems

Devices and Device Drivers

Using and Configuring Storage Devices

Virtualization and Cloud Computing Fundamentals

Account and Resource Management

Securing and Maintaining an Operating System

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