Question 1

____ allow network administrators to group users and resources logically instead of by physical location.

Accepted Answer

A) WANs 
B) VLANs 
C) VPNs 
D) PANs 
A) WANs 
B) VLANs 
C) VPNs 
D) PANs

Question 2

How does store-and-forward switching work?

Accepted Answer

Store-and-forward switching requires tha

Question 3

With respect to a modem, what is synchronous communication?

Accepted Answer

Asynchronous modems depend on start and

Question 4

A(n)____________________ occurs when so many broadcast frames are sent on the network that other types of traffic can't be processed.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n)____________________ occurs when so many broadcast frames...

Question 5

Match between columns
                        Premises: high-speed multiport bridge
accepts a signal, cleans it, regenerates it, and sends it down the line, effectively doubling the length of the network
time it takes a signal to travel from the source device to the destination device
intricate piece of networking equipment that translates information between two dissimilar network architectures or data formats
device for making an analog connection between computers over a telephone line, effectively making a WAN connection between computers or networks
advanced device that connects separate logical networks to form an internetwork
in a routing table, value that describes the distance to the destination network
connects two network segments and can connect dissimilar physical media; limits traffic on each segment and reduces bottlenecks
feature of dedicated circuits that improves overall signal quality and reduces interference and noise

Accepted Answer

The Answer of metric and line conditioning and bridge and is...

Question 6

What is a transparent bridge?

Accepted Answer

Ethernet networks most often use transpa

Question 7

What is static routing?

Accepted Answer

Routing tables can be populated in two w

Question 8

What is B-ISDN?

Accepted Answer

Broadband ISDN (B-ISDN)is an ISDN variat

Question 9

PSTN is a packet switched network.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

____ switching reads enough of the frame to guarantee that the frame is at least the minimum size for the network type.

Accepted Answer

A) Fragment-free 
B) Store-and-forward 
C) Cut-through 
D) Transparent 
A) Fragment-free 
B) Store-and-forward 
C) Cut-through 
D) Transparent

Question 11

What is PPP?

Accepted Answer

Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)provides a

Question 12

There are three primary synchronous communication protocols: SDLC, HDLC, and ____.

Accepted Answer

A) LAPD 
B) V.90 
C) bisync 
D) PPP 
A) LAPD 
B) V.90 
C) bisync 
D) PPP

Question 13

____________________ (DDS)lines are direct or point-to-point synchronous communication links with 2.4, 4.8, 9.6, or 56 Kbps transmission rates.

Accepted Answer

Digital Da

Question 14

A(n)____ line has 28 T1s or 672 channels and supports a data rate of 44.736 Mbps.

Accepted Answer

A) switched 56K 
B) ISDN 
C) T1 
D) T3 
A) switched 56K 
B) ISDN 
C) T1 
D) T3

Question 15

One type of frame error that can occur in a network is a(n)____________________, in which the frame is damaged because of a collision or a malfunctioning device, such as a NIC or hub.

Accepted Answer

The answer of One type of frame error that can...

Question 16

____ bridges are used primarily in token ring networks.

Accepted Answer

A) Table 
B) Translation 
C) Transparent 
D) Source-routing 
A) Table 
B) Translation 
C) Transparent 
D) Source-routing

Question 17

____ virtual circuits are similar to leased lines, in that the pathway between two communication points is established as a permanent logical connection; therefore, the pathway exists even when it's not in use.

Accepted Answer

A) Automatic 
B) Switched 
C) Permanent 
D) Manual 
A) Automatic 
B) Switched 
C) Permanent 
D) Manual

Question 18

All versions of Windows, starting with Windows 95, include Dial-Up Networking (DUN)software to make an RRAS connection.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

DDS uses a communication device called a(n)____ to establish connections.

Accepted Answer

A) digital modem 
B) DCE 
C) NT 
D) CSU/DSU 
A) digital modem 
B) DCE 
C) NT 
D) CSU/DSU

Question 20

The interface for ISDN is sometimes referred to as a(n)____.

Accepted Answer

A) digital modem 
B) DCE 
C) NT 
D) CSU/DSU 
A) digital modem 
B) DCE 
C) NT 
D) CSU/DSU

____ allow network administrators to group users and resources logically instead of by physical location.

How does store-and-forward switching work?

With respect to a modem, what is synchronous communication?

A(n)____________________ occurs when so many broadcast frames are sent on the network that other types of traffic can't be processed.

What is a transparent bridge?

What is static routing?

What is B-ISDN?

PSTN is a packet switched network.

____ switching reads enough of the frame to guarantee that the frame is at least the minimum size for the network type.

What is PPP?

There are three primary synchronous communication protocols: SDLC, HDLC, and ____.

____________________ (DDS)lines are direct or point-to-point synchronous communication links with 2.4, 4.8, 9.6, or 56 Kbps transmission rates.

A(n)____ line has 28 T1s or 672 channels and supports a data rate of 44.736 Mbps.

One type of frame error that can occur in a network is a(n)____________________, in which the frame is damaged because of a collision or a malfunctioning device, such as a NIC or hub.

____ bridges are used primarily in token ring networks.

____ virtual circuits are similar to leased lines, in that the pathway between two communication points is established as a permanent logical connection; therefore, the pathway exists even when it's not in use.

All versions of Windows, starting with Windows 95, include Dial-Up Networking (DUN)software to make an RRAS connection.

DDS uses a communication device called a(n)____ to establish connections.

The interface for ISDN is sometimes referred to as a(n)____.

Introduction to Networks and Networking Concepts

Network Design Essentials

Networking Media

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Making Networks Work

Network Communications and Protocols

Network Architectures

Simple Network Operations

Understanding Complex Networks

Introduction to Network Security

Supporting a Small Business Network

Network Administration and Support

Solving Network Problems

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Exam 13: Enterprise and Wide Area Networks

____ allow network administrators to group users and resources logically instead of by physical location.

How does store-and-forward switching work?

With respect to a modem, what is synchronous communication?

A(n)____________________ occurs when so many broadcast frames are sent on the network that other types of traffic can't be processed.

What is a transparent bridge?

What is static routing?

What is B-ISDN?

PSTN is a packet switched network.

____ switching reads enough of the frame to guarantee that the frame is at least the minimum size for the network type.

What is PPP?

There are three primary synchronous communication protocols: SDLC, HDLC, and ____.

____________________ (DDS)lines are direct or point-to-point synchronous communication links with 2.4, 4.8, 9.6, or 56 Kbps transmission rates.

A(n)____ line has 28 T1s or 672 channels and supports a data rate of 44.736 Mbps.

One type of frame error that can occur in a network is a(n)____________________, in which the frame is damaged because of a collision or a malfunctioning device, such as a NIC or hub.

____ bridges are used primarily in token ring networks.

____ virtual circuits are similar to leased lines, in that the pathway between two communication points is established as a permanent logical connection; therefore, the pathway exists even when it's not in use.

All versions of Windows, starting with Windows 95, include Dial-Up Networking (DUN)software to make an RRAS connection.

DDS uses a communication device called a(n)____ to establish connections.

The interface for ISDN is sometimes referred to as a(n)____.

Introduction to Networks and Networking Concepts

Network Design Essentials

Networking Media

Network Interface Cards

Making Networks Work

Network Communications and Protocols

Network Architectures

Simple Network Operations

Understanding Complex Networks

Introduction to Network Security

Supporting a Small Business Network

Network Administration and Support

Solving Network Problems

Filters