If you are looking for revision material for the CCNA exam it is advisable to revise chapter-by-chapter so that you can go back and read the parts you didn’t get right. The CCNA 4 chapter seven exam below is designed to help you refresh your memory. Try it out and all the best!
A user sends an email over the Internet to a friend.
An automated alarm system in a campus sends fire alarm messages to all students and staff.
Sensors in a warehouse communicate with each other and send data to a server block in the cloud.
Redundant servers communicate with each other to determine which server should be active or standby.
SCADA
digitization
IoT
M2M
It is an advanced routing protocol for cloud computing.It is an advanced routing protocol for cloud computing.It is an advanced routing protocol for cloud computing.It is an advanced routing protocol for cloud computing.
It is a switch operating system to integrate many Layer 2 security features.
It is a router operating system combining IOS and Linux for fog computing.
It is an infrastructure to manage large scale systems of very different endpoints and platforms.
P2P
peer-to-peer
client/server
Fog computing
enterprise WAN
cloud computing
Management and automation pillar
application enablement platform pillar
Network connectivity pillar
Fog computing pillar
IoT physical security
IoT network security
Cloud computing security
operational technology specific security
browser as a service (BaaS)
Infrastructure as a service (IaaS)
Software as a service (SaaS)
Wireless as a service (WaaS)
Cloud computing
data analytics
virtualization
micromarketing
It supports larger networks than Cloud computing does.
It creates a distributed computing infrastructure that provides services close to the network edge.
It requires Cloud computing services to support non-IP enabled sensors and controllers.
It utilizes a centralized computing infrastructure that stores and manipulates big data in one very secure data center.
PaaS
SaaS
ITaaS
IaaS
a private cloud
A hybrid cloud
a community cloud
a public cloud
support of live migration
Guarantee of power
supply of consistent air flow
improvement of business practices
Cloud computing separates the application from the hardware whereas virtualization separates the OS from the underlying hardware.
Cloud computing utilizes data center technology whereas virtualization is not used in data centers.
Cloud computing requires hypervisor technology whereas virtualization is a fault tolerance technology.
Cloud computing provides services on web-based access whereas virtualization provides services on data access through virtualized Internet connections.
physical footprint
Server hardware needs
power and air conditioning
Operating system license requirements
virus and spyware attacks
Separation of application from hardware
separation of operating system from hardware
separation of control plane from data plane
separation of management plane from control plane
best suited for enterprise environments
installs directly on hardware
has direct access to server hardware resources
does not require management console software
installed directly on a server
does not require management console software
installed on an existing operating system
best suited for consumers and not for an enterprise environment
Control plane redundancy is added to each network device.
The control plane function is consolidated into a centralized controller.
A hypervisor is installed in each device to allow multiple instances of the control plane.
The control plane on each device is interconnected to a dedicated high-speed network.
SDN
IaaS
Cloud computing
Fog computing
Layer 1
Layer 2
Layer 3
Layer 4
Layer 5
The routing table
The ARP table
The DSP
The adjacency table
Type 1
Type 2
Nexus
Hadoop
The Nexus 9000 switch
the Application Policy Infrastructure Controller
The Application Network Profile endpoints
the hypervisor
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