Question 1

A ____ network is one owned and maintained by a private organization, such as a campus network operated by a college.

Accepted Answer

A) public 
B) local 
C) private 
D) global 
A) public 
B) local 
C) private 
D) global C

Question 2

A terminator is really an electrical ____ that absorbs the signal when it reaches the end of the network.

Accepted Answer

A) resistor 
B) capacitor 
C) inductor 
D) diode 
A) resistor 
B) capacitor 
C) inductor 
D) diode A

Question 3

Describe how a specialty food company that is fully networked and automated fulfills an order received over the Web.

Accepted Answer

When the order comes in over the Web, it is automatically entered into an order-processing server, which generates the bill and sends the information to the processing area for shipment.
Inventory is automatically adjusted for the order.
The orders processed by this company go out the same day-all made possible by networked systems and automated network-capable software.

Question 4

Describe an enterprise network, including its key characteristic.

Accepted Answer

An enterprise network connects many diff

Question 5

The ____ topology consists of running cable from one PC or file server to the next, like links in a chain.

Accepted Answer

A) star 
B) mesh 
C) ring 
D) bus 
A) star 
B) mesh 
C) ring 
D) bus

Question 6

Individual LANs composing a MAN must belong to the same organization.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A print ____ has connections for one or more printers and a network interface card.

Accepted Answer

A) host 
B) client 
C) server 
D) interface 
A) host 
B) client 
C) server 
D) interface

Question 8

The first computer networks were confined to transmitting ____ over copper wire.

Accepted Answer

A) voice 
B) video 
C) data 
D) images 
A) voice 
B) video 
C) data 
D) images

Question 9

What is a workstation?

Accepted Answer

A workstation is a computer that is home

Question 10

In the ____________________ topology, every node is connected to every other node on the network.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the ____________________ topology, every node is...

Question 11

All of the computers in your home can share the same Internet connection through a network.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

One____ is composed of two or more LANs (or MANs)connected across a distance of more than approximately 48 kilometers.

Accepted Answer

A) WLAN 
B) WAN 
C) DAN 
D) WMAN 
A) WLAN 
B) WAN 
C) DAN 
D) WMAN

Question 13

Without a network, an office of 28 people would have ____ computers with one or more printers attached to each one.

Accepted Answer

A) 2 
B) 3 
C) 4 
D) 28 
A) 2 
B) 3 
C) 4 
D) 28

Question 14

A ____ is a workstation that accesses software and data through the network on another computer.

Accepted Answer

A) client 
B) host 
C) server 
D) mainframe 
A) client 
B) host 
C) server 
D) mainframe

Question 15

Explain the role that basic networking design principles play in the network design process.

Accepted Answer

Network design principles include how to

Question 16

____ used for protecting a network may be created using routers.

Accepted Answer

A) Switches 
B) Firewalls 
C) Terminators 
D) Hubs 
A) Switches 
B) Firewalls 
C) Terminators 
D) Hubs

Question 17

What are the advantages and disadvantages of traditional bus network design?

Accepted Answer

The traditional bus design works well fo

Question 18

Describe the differences between centralized and decentralized network layouts.

Accepted Answer

The network layout may be decentralized,

Question 19

What four network properties enable you to distinguish one type of network from another?

Accepted Answer

Communications mediu

Question 20

Any device connected to a network is generically termed a(n)____ or station.

Accepted Answer

A) array 
B) node 
C) server 
D) transmitter 
A) array 
B) node 
C) server 
D) transmitter

A ____ network is one owned and maintained by a private organization, such as a campus network operated by a college.

A terminator is really an electrical ____ that absorbs the signal when it reaches the end of the network.

Describe how a specialty food company that is fully networked and automated fulfills an order received over the Web.

Describe an enterprise network, including its key characteristic.

The ____ topology consists of running cable from one PC or file server to the next, like links in a chain.

Individual LANs composing a MAN must belong to the same organization.

A print ____ has connections for one or more printers and a network interface card.

The first computer networks were confined to transmitting ____ over copper wire.

What is a workstation?

In the ____________________ topology, every node is connected to every other node on the network.

All of the computers in your home can share the same Internet connection through a network.

One____ is composed of two or more LANs (or MANs)connected across a distance of more than approximately 48 kilometers.

Without a network, an office of 28 people would have ____ computers with one or more printers attached to each one.

A ____ is a workstation that accesses software and data through the network on another computer.

Explain the role that basic networking design principles play in the network design process.

____ used for protecting a network may be created using routers.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of traditional bus network design?

Describe the differences between centralized and decentralized network layouts.

What four network properties enable you to distinguish one type of network from another?

Any device connected to a network is generically termed a(n)____ or station.

How Lan and Wan Communications Work

Using Network Communication Protocols

Connecting Through a Cabled Network

Devices for Connecting Networks

Connecting Through a Wireless Network

Sharing Resources on a Network

Using a Server

Understanding Wan Connection Choices

Basic Network Design

Securing Your Network

Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your Network

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Exam 1: Networking: an Overview

A ____ network is one owned and maintained by a private organization, such as a campus network operated by a college.

A terminator is really an electrical ____ that absorbs the signal when it reaches the end of the network.

Describe how a specialty food company that is fully networked and automated fulfills an order received over the Web.

Describe an enterprise network, including its key characteristic.

The ____ topology consists of running cable from one PC or file server to the next, like links in a chain.

Individual LANs composing a MAN must belong to the same organization.

A print ____ has connections for one or more printers and a network interface card.

The first computer networks were confined to transmitting ____ over copper wire.

What is a workstation?

In the ____________________ topology, every node is connected to every other node on the network.

All of the computers in your home can share the same Internet connection through a network.

One____ is composed of two or more LANs (or MANs)connected across a distance of more than approximately 48 kilometers.

Without a network, an office of 28 people would have ____ computers with one or more printers attached to each one.

A ____ is a workstation that accesses software and data through the network on another computer.

Explain the role that basic networking design principles play in the network design process.

____ used for protecting a network may be created using routers.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of traditional bus network design?

Describe the differences between centralized and decentralized network layouts.

What four network properties enable you to distinguish one type of network from another?

Any device connected to a network is generically termed a(n)____ or station.

How Lan and Wan Communications Work

Using Network Communication Protocols

Connecting Through a Cabled Network

Devices for Connecting Networks

Connecting Through a Wireless Network

Sharing Resources on a Network

Using a Server

Understanding Wan Connection Choices

Basic Network Design

Securing Your Network

Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your Network

Filters