Question 1

ADSL modem is also known as a:

Accepted Answer

A)  DSL bridge 
B)  DSL brouter 
C)  DSL router 
D)  DSL gateway 
E)  DSL hub 
A)  DSL bridge 
B)  DSL brouter 
C)  DSL router 
D)  DSL gateway 
E)  DSL hub

Question 2

The maximum download data rate for cable modem systems is currently

Accepted Answer

A)  1 Mbps 
B)  1.44 Mbps 
C)  5 Mbps 
D)  100 Mbps 
E)  150 Mbps 
A)  1 Mbps 
B)  1.44 Mbps 
C)  5 Mbps 
D)  100 Mbps 
E)  150 Mbps

Question 3

The Internet is flat in structure.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Digital _________ Line is a family of point-to-point technologies designed to provide high-speed data transmission over traditional telephone lines.

Accepted Answer

A)  System 
B)  Satisfaction 
C)  Speedy 
D)  Subscriber 
E)  Switch 
A)  System 
B)  Satisfaction 
C)  Speedy 
D)  Subscriber 
E)  Switch

Question 5

What are the principal organizations responsible for the governance of the Internet and what do these groups do?

Accepted Answer

The principal organizations responsible

Question 6

The Internet is one large network.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The closest the Internet has to an "owning" organization is the ___________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Internet Service Provider 
B)  Abilene network 
C)  CA*Net3 
D)  University Corporation for Advanced Internet Development 
E)  Internet Society 
A)  Internet Service Provider 
B)  Abilene network 
C)  CA*Net3 
D)  University Corporation for Advanced Internet Development 
E)  Internet Society

Question 8

To use DSL,a customer needs a DSL Access Multiplexer installed at his or her location.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

What are some future technologies that might change how we access the Internet?

Accepted Answer

As technology continues to evolve, the w

Question 10

A(n)___________ contains a series of cable modems/multiplexers and converts the data from cable modem protocols into protocols needed for Internet traffic,before passing them to a router connected to an ISP POP.

Accepted Answer

A)  Internet steering system 
B)  optical-electrical converter 
C)  WAP proxy 
D)  cable modem termination system 
E)  fixed wireless system 
A)  Internet steering system 
B)  optical-electrical converter 
C)  WAP proxy 
D)  cable modem termination system 
E)  fixed wireless system

Question 11

Peering means that a tier 1 ISP does not charge another tier 1 ISP to transmit its messages.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Why is FTTH such a good option,if available in your area?

Accepted Answer

FTTH, which stands for Fiber to the Home

Question 13

Network access points were originally designed to connect only tier 3 ISPs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

As the number of ISPs has grown,a new form of network access point called a metropolitan area exchange has emerged.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

A high-speed Internet has a set of access points called____pops that provide point-of-presence at ________ speeds.

Accepted Answer

A)  giga, gigabit 
B)  mega, megabit 
C)  multi, multibit 
D)  giga, megabit 
E)  multi, gigabit 
A)  giga, gigabit 
B)  mega, megabit 
C)  multi, multibit 
D)  giga, megabit 
E)  multi, gigabit

Question 16

In general,tier 3 ISPs make money by charging ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  customers 
B)  ICANN 
C)  UCAID 
D)  the DSLAM 
E)  CSUs/DSUs 
A)  customers 
B)  ICANN 
C)  UCAID 
D)  the DSLAM 
E)  CSUs/DSUs

Question 17

CA*Net3 was developed by a Canadian organization known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  IETF 
B)  ARDNOC 
C)  ADSL 
D)  RFC 
E)  UCAID 
A)  IETF 
B)  ARDNOC 
C)  ADSL 
D)  RFC 
E)  UCAID

Question 18

A ___________ is used by ISPs to authenticate its customers.

Accepted Answer

A)  password server 
B)  remote-access server. 
C)  file server 
D)  WAP server. 
E)  Web server 
A)  password server 
B)  remote-access server. 
C)  file server 
D)  WAP server. 
E)  Web server

Question 19

Tier 1 service providers connect together and exchange data at Network Access Points.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

What is the basic structure of the Internet?

Accepted Answer

The basic structure of the Internet is a

ADSL modem is also known as a:

The maximum download data rate for cable modem systems is currently

The Internet is flat in structure.

Digital _________ Line is a family of point-to-point technologies designed to provide high-speed data transmission over traditional telephone lines.

What are the principal organizations responsible for the governance of the Internet and what do these groups do?

The Internet is one large network.

The closest the Internet has to an "owning" organization is the ___________.

To use DSL,a customer needs a DSL Access Multiplexer installed at his or her location.

What are some future technologies that might change how we access the Internet?

A(n)___________ contains a series of cable modems/multiplexers and converts the data from cable modem protocols into protocols needed for Internet traffic,before passing them to a router connected to an ISP POP.

Peering means that a tier 1 ISP does not charge another tier 1 ISP to transmit its messages.

Why is FTTH such a good option,if available in your area?

Network access points were originally designed to connect only tier 3 ISPs.

As the number of ISPs has grown,a new form of network access point called a metropolitan area exchange has emerged.

A high-speed Internet has a set of access points calledpops that provide point-of-presence at ____ speeds.

In general,tier 3 ISPs make money by charging ________.

CA*Net3 was developed by a Canadian organization known as:

A ___________ is used by ISPs to authenticate its customers.

Tier 1 service providers connect together and exchange data at Network Access Points.

What is the basic structure of the Internet?

Introduction to Data Communications

Application Layer

Physical Layer

Data Link Layer

Network and Transport Layers

Wired and Wireless LANs

Backbone Networks

Wide Area Networks

Network Security

Network Design

Network Management

Filters

Exam 9: The Internet

ADSL modem is also known as a:

The maximum download data rate for cable modem systems is currently

The Internet is flat in structure.

Digital _________ Line is a family of point-to-point technologies designed to provide high-speed data transmission over traditional telephone lines.

What are the principal organizations responsible for the governance of the Internet and what do these groups do?

The Internet is one large network.

The closest the Internet has to an "owning" organization is the ___________.

To use DSL,a customer needs a DSL Access Multiplexer installed at his or her location.

What are some future technologies that might change how we access the Internet?

A(n)___________ contains a series of cable modems/multiplexers and converts the data from cable modem protocols into protocols needed for Internet traffic,before passing them to a router connected to an ISP POP.

Peering means that a tier 1 ISP does not charge another tier 1 ISP to transmit its messages.

Why is FTTH such a good option,if available in your area?

Network access points were originally designed to connect only tier 3 ISPs.

As the number of ISPs has grown,a new form of network access point called a metropolitan area exchange has emerged.

A high-speed Internet has a set of access points called____pops that provide point-of-presence at ________ speeds.

In general,tier 3 ISPs make money by charging ________.

CA*Net3 was developed by a Canadian organization known as:

A ___________ is used by ISPs to authenticate its customers.

Tier 1 service providers connect together and exchange data at Network Access Points.

What is the basic structure of the Internet?

Introduction to Data Communications

Application Layer

Physical Layer

Data Link Layer

Network and Transport Layers

Wired and Wireless LANs

Backbone Networks

Wide Area Networks

Network Security

Network Design

Network Management

Filters

A high-speed Internet has a set of access points calledpops that provide point-of-presence at ____ speeds.