Do you know anything about CCNA and can pass this quiz? CCNA is an information technology certification or associate level from Cisco Systems. The certificate is valid for all engineers, including entry-level network engineers, administrators, network support, and network specialists. Take this quiz, and you will look at how much you know about CCNA.
A group of PCs connected together on a LAN
A group of PCs connected together by an ISP
A network of networks that connects countries around the world
A worldwide collection of networks controlled by a single organization
Between a client and a host
Between two local networks
Between a computer and a switch
Between an ISP and a home-based LAN
Internet LAN
ISP backbone
Internet gateways
Internet providers
Internet backbone
Hub
Bridge
Modem
Repeater
ISR
Fast connections
Extra web space
Free Widows upgrade
Cheapest cost available to all users
Additional e-mail accounts
Download speeds and upload speeds are equal.
Download speeds are slower than upload speeds.
Upload speeds and download speeds are different.
Upload speeds and download speeds are irrelevant.
An IP address
File sharing enabled
A network connection
Server services enabled
Access to an Internet service provider
NOC
ISP
Hop
Segment
NIC functionality
The ISP bandwidth
The network path to a destination
The destination application functionality
Analog technology
Cable modem technology
Digital subscriber line technology
Wireless technology
To connect end users using cable technology
To connect end users using analog technology
To connect end users using wireless technology
To connect end users using digital subscriber line technology
STP
UTP
Coax
Fiber
STP
UTP
Coax
Fiber
Between buildings
In a home office network
Where EMI is an issue
In a cable TV network
Inside a school building
Data security
No loss of signal
No electromagnetic interference
Reliable data communications
Crossover
Eight coax channels
Multimode fiber
Single-mode fiber
Straight-through
ST
BNC
RJ-11
RJ-45
Uses RJ-11 jacks
Uses RJ-45 jacks
Supports only data transmissions
Allows quick rearrangements of network connections
Forwards transmissions based on MAC addresses
Requires no preplanning
Aids in isolation of cabling problems
Protects cables from physical damage
Provides compliance with future standards
Provides a short-term solution for cable installation
Installing cables in conduit
Having improper termination
Losing light over long distances
Installing low quality cable shielding
Using low quality cables or connectors
Pinouts
Cable lengths
Connector color
Connector types
Cost per meter (foot)
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