Deck 1: Introducing Networks

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The term ____ refers to the wire cabling, such as coaxial or the more commonly used twisted-pair, that form the connections in most networks.

A) media
B) EMI
C) server
D) node
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The seven layers of the OSI reference model communicate with one another via ____ communication.

A) multicast
B) logical
C) peer
D) unicast
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Computers must use a common protocol to communicate properly.
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The ____ sublayer of the Data Link layer defines how data is packaged for the network.

A) MAC
B) RPC
C) CRC
D) LLC
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The term ____ refers to a series of storage devices, such as tapes, hard drives, and CDs, that are networked together to provide very fast data storage for a network or subnetwork.

A) MAN
B) WAN
C) SAN
D) LAN
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The term ____ refers to the intermediate stage between a LAN and a WAN.

A) SAN
B) LAN
C) WAN
D) MAN
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Peer communication allows error checking to occur on two separate layers simultaneously.
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Two computers connected by a wire cable form a network.
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The part of the company's network that allows access to nonemployees is called the ____, which is accessed over or through the Internet.

A) intranet
B) extranet
C) publicnet
D) privatenet
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The part of the company's network that allows access to employees is called the ____, which is completely separate from the Internet.

A) intranet
B) LAN
C) SAN
D) extranet
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In 1954, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) presented the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model.
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A(n) ____ address is a 48-bit address represented as a 12-digit hexadecimal number given to each network card during production.

A) CRC
B) RPC
C) LLC
D) MAC
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Because the MAC address is added during the manufacturing process, it is a permanent marking. For this reason, the address is also known as a ____.

A) NIC
B) BIA
C) CRC
D) CSMA/CD
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Many LANs and WANs contain several segments. Dividing a network into segments reduces performance.
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The ____ is information that is used to determine whether data was corrupted during transmission.

A) LLC
B) CRC
C) MAC
D) RPC
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____ networks have computers that are servers and computers that act as clients to those servers.

A) EMI
B) Peer-to-peer
C) Peer-to-node
D) Client/server
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The OSI model ____ layer defines the mechanical, electrical, and procedural events that occur during the physical transmission of electronic signals on the wire.

A) Physical
B) Transport
C) Data Link
D) Network
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The ____ sublayer of the Data Link layer defines the media access method and provides a unique identifier for the network card.

A) MAC
B) LLC
C) RPC
D) CRC
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A ____ is contained within a company or department and located in a single geographic area, usually a building or part of a building.

A) WAN
B) LAN
C) SAN
D) MAN
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A ____ spans multiple geographic areas and is usually connected by common telecommunication carriers.

A) LAN
B) SAN
C) WAN
D) MAN
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Data sent by a connectionless transport is called a ____.

A) block
B) datagram
C) cell
D) package
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What are virtual private networks?
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The term computer network, or simply ____________________, refers to the connection of two or more computers by some type of medium.
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____ protocols, such as User Datagram Protocol (UDP), do not require an ACK.

A) Presentation-layer
B) Connection-oriented
C) Connectionless
D) Network-layer
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Why do we use networks?
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What are the responsibilities of the Transport layer of the OSI model?
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A(n) ____________________ is a network that uses a public communications infrastructure to facilitate private communication between a company LAN and remote employees.
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What are the responsibilities of the OSI model Physical layer?
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The protocols at the Network layer allow computers to route packets to remote networks using a ____ address.

A) burned in
B) BIA
C) logical
D) physical
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____ protocols, such as TCP, require an acknowledgment (ACK) of the receipt of data packets.

A) Connectionless
B) SYN
C) Application-layer
D) Connection-oriented
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What are the services provided by the Session layer of the OSI model?
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What are the advantages of a layered networking model?
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A(n) ____________________ is a device that allows a computer or other device to connect to a network through the media.
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Each layer in a protocol stack may add a(n) ____ to the data as it is passed down the layers.

A) PDU
B) MTU
C) CRC
D) LLC
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What are the responsibilities of the OSI model Data Link layer?
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Describe various types of servers in a network.
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As the layers pass the data through the protocol stack, the addition of a header and/or trailer is called ____________________.
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A(n) ____, which is also known as a header or a trailer, is specific information that is sent from one layer on the source computer to the same layer on the destination computer.

A) LLC
B) MTU
C) PDU
D) CRC
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What are the functions of the Network layer of the OSI model?
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In a client/server network, the ____________________ host the resources for the clients to use and provide security.
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devices that boost the network signal
Networking hardware
devices that boost the network signal
Protocol
devices that boost the network signal
Infrared
devices that boost the network signal
Repeaters
devices that boost the network signal
NOS
devices that boost the network signal
EMI
devices that boost the network signal
Networking software
devices that boost the network signal
Peer-to-peer network
devices that boost the network signal
OSI model
a wireless transmission media
Networking hardware
a wireless transmission media
Protocol
a wireless transmission media
Infrared
a wireless transmission media
Repeaters
a wireless transmission media
NOS
a wireless transmission media
EMI
a wireless transmission media
Networking software
a wireless transmission media
Peer-to-peer network
a wireless transmission media
OSI model
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Networking hardware
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Protocol
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Infrared
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Repeaters
term that describes all the physical components of a network
NOS
term that describes all the physical components of a network
EMI
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Networking software
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Peer-to-peer network
term that describes all the physical components of a network
OSI model
a defined method for communicating between systems
Networking hardware
a defined method for communicating between systems
Protocol
a defined method for communicating between systems
Infrared
a defined method for communicating between systems
Repeaters
a defined method for communicating between systems
NOS
a defined method for communicating between systems
EMI
a defined method for communicating between systems
Networking software
a defined method for communicating between systems
Peer-to-peer network
a defined method for communicating between systems
OSI model
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Networking hardware
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Protocol
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Infrared
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Repeaters
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
NOS
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
EMI
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Networking software
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Peer-to-peer network
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
OSI model
the programs used to run a network
Networking hardware
the programs used to run a network
Protocol
the programs used to run a network
Infrared
the programs used to run a network
Repeaters
the programs used to run a network
NOS
the programs used to run a network
EMI
the programs used to run a network
Networking software
the programs used to run a network
Peer-to-peer network
the programs used to run a network
OSI model
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Networking hardware
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Protocol
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Infrared
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Repeaters
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
NOS
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
EMI
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Networking software
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Peer-to-peer network
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
OSI model
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Networking hardware
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Protocol
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Infrared
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Repeaters
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
NOS
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
EMI
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Networking software
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Peer-to-peer network
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
OSI model
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Networking hardware
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Protocol
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Infrared
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Repeaters
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
NOS
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
EMI
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Networking software
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Peer-to-peer network
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
OSI model
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The term ____ refers to the wire cabling, such as coaxial or the more commonly used twisted-pair, that form the connections in most networks.

A) media
B) EMI
C) server
D) node
A
2
The seven layers of the OSI reference model communicate with one another via ____ communication.

A) multicast
B) logical
C) peer
D) unicast
C
3
Computers must use a common protocol to communicate properly.
True
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The ____ sublayer of the Data Link layer defines how data is packaged for the network.

A) MAC
B) RPC
C) CRC
D) LLC
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The term ____ refers to a series of storage devices, such as tapes, hard drives, and CDs, that are networked together to provide very fast data storage for a network or subnetwork.

A) MAN
B) WAN
C) SAN
D) LAN
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The term ____ refers to the intermediate stage between a LAN and a WAN.

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D) MAN
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Peer communication allows error checking to occur on two separate layers simultaneously.
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Two computers connected by a wire cable form a network.
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The part of the company's network that allows access to nonemployees is called the ____, which is accessed over or through the Internet.

A) intranet
B) extranet
C) publicnet
D) privatenet
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The part of the company's network that allows access to employees is called the ____, which is completely separate from the Internet.

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In 1954, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) presented the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model.
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A(n) ____ address is a 48-bit address represented as a 12-digit hexadecimal number given to each network card during production.

A) CRC
B) RPC
C) LLC
D) MAC
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Because the MAC address is added during the manufacturing process, it is a permanent marking. For this reason, the address is also known as a ____.

A) NIC
B) BIA
C) CRC
D) CSMA/CD
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Many LANs and WANs contain several segments. Dividing a network into segments reduces performance.
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The ____ is information that is used to determine whether data was corrupted during transmission.

A) LLC
B) CRC
C) MAC
D) RPC
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____ networks have computers that are servers and computers that act as clients to those servers.

A) EMI
B) Peer-to-peer
C) Peer-to-node
D) Client/server
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The OSI model ____ layer defines the mechanical, electrical, and procedural events that occur during the physical transmission of electronic signals on the wire.

A) Physical
B) Transport
C) Data Link
D) Network
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The ____ sublayer of the Data Link layer defines the media access method and provides a unique identifier for the network card.

A) MAC
B) LLC
C) RPC
D) CRC
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A ____ is contained within a company or department and located in a single geographic area, usually a building or part of a building.

A) WAN
B) LAN
C) SAN
D) MAN
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A ____ spans multiple geographic areas and is usually connected by common telecommunication carriers.

A) LAN
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C) WAN
D) MAN
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Data sent by a connectionless transport is called a ____.

A) block
B) datagram
C) cell
D) package
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The term computer network, or simply ____________________, refers to the connection of two or more computers by some type of medium.
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____ protocols, such as User Datagram Protocol (UDP), do not require an ACK.

A) Presentation-layer
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C) Connectionless
D) Network-layer
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A(n) ____________________ is a network that uses a public communications infrastructure to facilitate private communication between a company LAN and remote employees.
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What are the responsibilities of the OSI model Physical layer?
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The protocols at the Network layer allow computers to route packets to remote networks using a ____ address.

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D) physical
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____ protocols, such as TCP, require an acknowledgment (ACK) of the receipt of data packets.

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What are the services provided by the Session layer of the OSI model?
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What are the advantages of a layered networking model?
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A(n) ____________________ is a device that allows a computer or other device to connect to a network through the media.
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Each layer in a protocol stack may add a(n) ____ to the data as it is passed down the layers.

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What are the responsibilities of the OSI model Data Link layer?
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Describe various types of servers in a network.
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As the layers pass the data through the protocol stack, the addition of a header and/or trailer is called ____________________.
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A(n) ____, which is also known as a header or a trailer, is specific information that is sent from one layer on the source computer to the same layer on the destination computer.

A) LLC
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What are the functions of the Network layer of the OSI model?
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In a client/server network, the ____________________ host the resources for the clients to use and provide security.
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devices that boost the network signal
Networking hardware
devices that boost the network signal
Protocol
devices that boost the network signal
Infrared
devices that boost the network signal
Repeaters
devices that boost the network signal
NOS
devices that boost the network signal
EMI
devices that boost the network signal
Networking software
devices that boost the network signal
Peer-to-peer network
devices that boost the network signal
OSI model
a wireless transmission media
Networking hardware
a wireless transmission media
Protocol
a wireless transmission media
Infrared
a wireless transmission media
Repeaters
a wireless transmission media
NOS
a wireless transmission media
EMI
a wireless transmission media
Networking software
a wireless transmission media
Peer-to-peer network
a wireless transmission media
OSI model
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Networking hardware
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Protocol
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Infrared
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Repeaters
term that describes all the physical components of a network
NOS
term that describes all the physical components of a network
EMI
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Networking software
term that describes all the physical components of a network
Peer-to-peer network
term that describes all the physical components of a network
OSI model
a defined method for communicating between systems
Networking hardware
a defined method for communicating between systems
Protocol
a defined method for communicating between systems
Infrared
a defined method for communicating between systems
Repeaters
a defined method for communicating between systems
NOS
a defined method for communicating between systems
EMI
a defined method for communicating between systems
Networking software
a defined method for communicating between systems
Peer-to-peer network
a defined method for communicating between systems
OSI model
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Networking hardware
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Protocol
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Infrared
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Repeaters
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
NOS
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
EMI
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Networking software
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
Peer-to-peer network
when every computer on a network acts as both a client and a server
OSI model
the programs used to run a network
Networking hardware
the programs used to run a network
Protocol
the programs used to run a network
Infrared
the programs used to run a network
Repeaters
the programs used to run a network
NOS
the programs used to run a network
EMI
the programs used to run a network
Networking software
the programs used to run a network
Peer-to-peer network
the programs used to run a network
OSI model
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Networking hardware
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Protocol
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Infrared
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Repeaters
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
NOS
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
EMI
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Networking software
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
Peer-to-peer network
developed as an industry standard for companies to use when developing network hardware and software to ensure complete compatibility
OSI model
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Networking hardware
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Protocol
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Infrared
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Repeaters
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
NOS
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
EMI
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Networking software
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
Peer-to-peer network
frequently caused by nearby motors or fluorescent lighting
OSI model
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Networking hardware
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Protocol
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Infrared
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Repeaters
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
NOS
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
EMI
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Networking software
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
Peer-to-peer network
allows communication, security, and distribution of data, files, and applications over a network
OSI model
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What are the responsibilities of the Presentation layer of the OSI model?
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