Exam 3: Networks

_______ are designed to provide connectivity for devices within a limited area, typically within the premises of a home, office building, business, or school.​

When setting up a Wi-Fi network, the router you select should support the fastest device you'll want to use on the network.​

_______ involves the use of high-capacity fiber-optic cables to connect homes to broader municipal networks.​

________ is a wired network technology that is defined by IEEE 802.3 standards.​

A domain name ends with a(n) ________ that indicates its top-level domain.​

Internet addresses are controlled by which one of the following protocols?​

Which DCE would you use if you wanted to extend a wired network by adding more ports?​

Which of the following is an advantage of wired connection?​

What type of Internet connection do you have when upload speed differs from download speed?​

Most wireless LANs use licensed frequencies that require applying to the FCC for permission.​

A ________ networks allow visitors to access the Internet through a LAN, but doesn't allow them to access other resources and data on the network.​

When a router connects to and communicates over the Internet, it has a ________ IP address that is routable over the Internet.​

A private IP address can be used to send data over the Internet.​

Which type of network topology connects a peripheral device to a host device?​

__________ uses 128-bit addresses to uniquely identify devices connected to the Internet.​

Wireless _______ scrambles the data transmitted between wireless devices.​

Unauthorized changes to the DNS are called DNS ________.​

________ is utility software designed to measure responsiveness of an Internet connection.​

Network discovery works in the exact same way on all devices.​

The ___________ connects active sensors and passive tags to communication networks.​