Question 1

Computers assigned different network IDs can communicate without needing a router to deliver the packets between networks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

By default,every installed service and protocol is bound to every network connection.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

How many bits make up an IPv4 address?

Accepted Answer

32

Question 4

When viewing the route table from the route print command,what Network Destination will be assigned to the default gateway route?

Accepted Answer

The answer of When viewing the route table from the...

Question 5

This protocol is used by the ping program to test whether a computer can communicate with another computer.

Accepted Answer

Internet C

Question 6

You have created a subnetted network and left 4 bits for host IDs.How many hosts can you have per subnet?

Accepted Answer

A) 16 
B) 30 
C) 32 
D) 14 
A) 16 
B) 30 
C) 32 
D) 14

Question 7

IPv6 addresses are written as eight 16-bit ____________________ numbers separated by colons.

Accepted Answer

The answer of IPv6 addresses are written as eight 16-bit...

Question 8

What is the IPv6 equivalent of IPv4's loop back address of 127.0.0.1?

Accepted Answer

A) 127.0.0.1 
B) fe80:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 
C) 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:fe80 
D) ::1 
A) 127.0.0.1 
B) fe80:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 
C) 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:fe80 
D) ::1

Question 9

Why is the address 172.31.255.255 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 invalid as a host ID?

Accepted Answer

A) Because the subnet is incorrect for the IP address class 
B) Because the 172.x.x.x range is reserved for loopback purposes 
C) The host ID bits are all binary 1's,making the address a broadcast address and therefore invalid as a host ID. 
D) Because the network ID has a 255 in it,making this an invalid network ID 
A) Because the subnet is incorrect for the IP address class 
B) Because the 172.x.x.x range is reserved for loopback purposes 
C) The host ID bits are all binary 1's,making the address a broadcast address and therefore invalid as a host ID. 
D) Because the network ID has a 255 in it,making this an invalid network ID

Question 10

This service allows an application to reserve network bandwidth for high-priority traffic.

Accepted Answer

QoS Packet

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a reason why some devices can't be placed on the network map?

Accepted Answer

A) They lack the Link Layer Topology Discovery (LLT
D) protocol 
B) Network discovery is turned off 
C) Firewall settings on the computer or network are preventing Windows from detecting the computer 
D) The device is a domain member. 
A) They lack the Link Layer Topology Discovery (LLT
D) protocol 
B) Network discovery is turned off 
C) Firewall settings on the computer or network are preventing Windows from detecting the computer 
D) The device is a domain member.

Question 12

How many bits does an IPv6 address use?

Accepted Answer

The answer of How many bits does an IPv6 address...

Question 13

The acronym CIDR stands for what?

Accepted Answer

A) Classless Internet Domain Routing 
B) Classes Intranet Domain Route 
C) Classless InterDomain Routing 
D) Classful InterDomain Routing 
A) Classless Internet Domain Routing 
B) Classes Intranet Domain Route 
C) Classless InterDomain Routing 
D) Classful InterDomain Routing

Question 14

Computers assigned different network IDs can communicate only by sending network packets to a…

Accepted Answer

A) router 
B) dns server 
C) switch 
D) dhcp server 
A) router 
B) dns server 
C) switch 
D) dhcp server

Question 15

This command,when typed,will display the routing table on a computer.

Accepted Answer

The answer of This command,when typed,will display the routing table...

Question 16

MATCHING
-The process whereby a computer finds other computers on a network and allows other computers to find it

Accepted Answer

A) dual-IP layer architecture 
B) link-local address 
C) metric 
D) network connection 
E) network discovery
F)network map
G)network provider
H)octet
I)subnet mask 
A) dual-IP layer architecture 
B) link-local address 
C) metric 
D) network connection 
E) network discovery
F)network map
G)network provider
H)octet
I)subnet mask

Question 17

MATCHING
-A software component that allows Windows applications to connect to resources on other computers

Accepted Answer

A) dual-IP layer architecture 
B) link-local address 
C) metric 
D) network connection 
E) network discovery
F)network map
G)network provider
H)octet
I)subnet mask 
A) dual-IP layer architecture 
B) link-local address 
C) metric 
D) network connection 
E) network discovery
F)network map
G)network provider
H)octet
I)subnet mask

Question 18

You are troubleshooting a network issue a user is having.After having changed his network adapter to static addressing,he can no longer reach the internet.However,the machine resolves Internet names to IP addresses.Observe the adapter's configuration below,and determine the problem.
IP Address: 172.31.20.103
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
DNS Server: 172.31.20.251
Gateway address: 172.31.19.254

Accepted Answer

A) Gateway is outside of the user's subnet 
B) Change subnet mask to 255.255.255.128 
C) The gateway no longer has a route to your ISP,so it does not deliver packets 
D) DNS is providing incorrect or old resolution information,and the IP addresses given are no longer accurate 
A) Gateway is outside of the user's subnet 
B) Change subnet mask to 255.255.255.128 
C) The gateway no longer has a route to your ISP,so it does not deliver packets 
D) DNS is providing incorrect or old resolution information,and the IP addresses given are no longer accurate

Question 19

When a computer learns another computer's MAC address,it keeps the address in its...

Accepted Answer

A) arp cache 
B) arp file 
C) arp query 
D) bit bucket 
A) arp cache 
B) arp file 
C) arp query 
D) bit bucket

Question 20

MATCHING
-A 32-bit dotted decimal number consisting of an unbroken series of binary 1s followed by an unbroken series of binary 0s

Accepted Answer

A) dual-IP layer architecture 
B) link-local address 
C) metric 
D) network connection 
E) network discovery
F)network map
G)network provider
H)octet
I)subnet mask 
A) dual-IP layer architecture 
B) link-local address 
C) metric 
D) network connection 
E) network discovery
F)network map
G)network provider
H)octet
I)subnet mask

Computers assigned different network IDs can communicate without needing a router to deliver the packets between networks.

By default,every installed service and protocol is bound to every network connection.

How many bits make up an IPv4 address?

When viewing the route table from the route print command,what Network Destination will be assigned to the default gateway route?

This protocol is used by the ping program to test whether a computer can communicate with another computer.

You have created a subnetted network and left 4 bits for host IDs.How many hosts can you have per subnet?

IPv6 addresses are written as eight 16-bit ____________________ numbers separated by colons.

What is the IPv6 equivalent of IPv4's loop back address of 127.0.0.1?

Why is the address 172.31.255.255 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 invalid as a host ID?

This service allows an application to reserve network bandwidth for high-priority traffic.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why some devices can't be placed on the network map?

How many bits does an IPv6 address use?

The acronym CIDR stands for what?

Computers assigned different network IDs can communicate only by sending network packets to a…

This command,when typed,will display the routing table on a computer.

MATCHING -The process whereby a computer finds other computers on a network and allows other computers to find it

MATCHING -A software component that allows Windows applications to connect to resources on other computers

When a computer learns another computer's MAC address,it keeps the address in its...

MATCHING -A 32-bit dotted decimal number consisting of an unbroken series of binary 1s followed by an unbroken series of binary 0s

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Installing Windows Server 2008

Introducing Active Directory

Active Directory Design and Security Concepts

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Configuring and Maintaining the Active Directory Infrastructure

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Exam 8: Introduction to Windows Networking

Computers assigned different network IDs can communicate without needing a router to deliver the packets between networks.

By default,every installed service and protocol is bound to every network connection.

How many bits make up an IPv4 address?

When viewing the route table from the route print command,what Network Destination will be assigned to the default gateway route?

This protocol is used by the ping program to test whether a computer can communicate with another computer.

You have created a subnetted network and left 4 bits for host IDs.How many hosts can you have per subnet?

IPv6 addresses are written as eight 16-bit ____________________ numbers separated by colons.

What is the IPv6 equivalent of IPv4's loop back address of 127.0.0.1?

Why is the address 172.31.255.255 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 invalid as a host ID?

This service allows an application to reserve network bandwidth for high-priority traffic.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why some devices can't be placed on the network map?

How many bits does an IPv6 address use?

The acronym CIDR stands for what?

Computers assigned different network IDs can communicate only by sending network packets to a…

This command,when typed,will display the routing table on a computer.

MATCHING -The process whereby a computer finds other computers on a network and allows other computers to find it

MATCHING -A software component that allows Windows applications to connect to resources on other computers

When a computer learns another computer's MAC address,it keeps the address in its...

MATCHING -A 32-bit dotted decimal number consisting of an unbroken series of binary 1s followed by an unbroken series of binary 0s

Introducing Windows Server 2008

Installing Windows Server 2008

Introducing Active Directory

Active Directory Design and Security Concepts

Account Management

Windows File and Print Services

Configuring Group Policy

Configuring DNS for Active Directory

Configuring and Maintaining the Active Directory Infrastructure

Active Directory Certificate Services

Additional Active Directory Server Roles

Server Management and Monitoring

Filters