55 Best Network Plus Questions and Answers (Q&A) - ProProfs Discuss

What should be a concern when using a Peer to Peer network?

G.Kenneth
Answered: Jan 24, 2018

Peer to Peer networking is when networking is able to communicate with other components by sending messages through a process. Peer to Peer is also known as P2P in which it divides the jobs or...Read More

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What is the next step in the troubleshooting methodology after identifying the problem?

Mfmoeykens
Answered: May 04, 2024

Establish a theory of probable cause.

The next step is to establish a theory of probable cause. The steps in the methodology are 1. Identify the problem, 2. Establish a theory of probable...Read More

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Which network transmission techniques is capable of the greatest throughput?

John Adney
Answered: Feb 13, 2017

Full-Duplex and Duplexing is some of the greatest throughput transmission techniques.

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Does the ADS apply flat domain structure?

C.Evelyn
Answered: May 06, 2018

Creating a domain design basically involves the examination of the replication requirements and the existing capacity of the network infrastructure and then building a domain structure that...Read More

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Which of the following network types is easiest to add new nodes to?

Chris Kenway, Content Writer
Answered: Oct 11, 2018

Star is the easiest network type to add new node. Every node in a star network has it's own cable which is directly connected to the central network (hub) without disrupting current users of the...Read More

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What is the next step after the symptoms of a problem has been identified?

John Smith
Answered: May 04, 2024

Identify the affected area-once you have identified the symptoms, you must determine which part of the network is affected by the same symptoms.incorrect answers:a: selecting the most probable cause...Read More

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Which distance-vector routing protocol used on TCP / IP networks?

Mfmoeykens
Answered: May 04, 2024

RIP

RIP is a distance-vector routing protocol used on TCP/IP networks. Answer A is incorrect because ARP is a component of the TCP/IP protocol suite used to resolve MAC addresses to IP...Read More

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Which of the following Class C networks contains host 192.168.14.2 in CIDR notation?

John Smith
Answered: May 04, 2024

192.168.11.0/21-cidr notation uses the format xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/n, where n is the number of 1 bits in the network mask. this means the network 192.168.11.0/21 actually contains all addresses in the...Read More

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How many bits does an IP Address consist of?

Triz
Answered: May 04, 2024

1 Answer

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What is a valid MAC address? You need to install a network printer, and you require the printers MAC address to finish the installation.

Nevermore
Answered: May 04, 2024

00:04:e2:1c:7b:5a

A MAC address contains six hexadecimal number sets. The first three sets represent the manufacturers code, whereas the last three identify the unique station ID. Answer A...Read More

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What type of cabled medium is used for 100Base-TF?

Lunababy
Answered: May 04, 2024

Ethernet implementation over fiber

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Which of the following access methods is used for wireless medium access?

Lunababy
Answered: May 04, 2024

Csma/ca

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What would occur at the application layer of the OSI model?

Lunababy
Answered: May 04, 2024

Ftp

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Does plug and play technology allow you to add devices to the computer without having to turn it off?

John Adney
Answered: Dec 06, 2017

Small Computer System Interface c. RS-232C d. Centronics parallel interface e. Open Data-Link Interface. 7. This is a plug-and-play interface that allows you to add anew device such as a scanner...Read More

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Which of the following documentations would a network technician find ports that a company has blocked?

Lunababy
Answered: May 04, 2024

Policies

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