Netwoprking Quiz
Determine what has changed
Test a solution
Establish the most probable cause
Escalate the problem to the right section
FQDN
DNS name
Public key
Private key
Nslookup
Nbtstat
Dig
Netstat
BNC
ST
LC
SC
MDF
Proxy
Demarcation point
Smart jack
802.11n
802.11b
802.11a
802.11g
Port scan
Packet sniffer
IPS
IDS
TCP 53
UDP67
UDP123
TCP 25
Since only half the leads are used, the cable will only work at 100Mbps
The cable will only work at a maximum of 100Mbps. since 1Gbps only works on T568B cables.
There will be no proper data continuity; the standards utilize two different wiring diagrams.
The cable will only work at a maximum of 10Mbps. since 100/1000Mbps only works on T568B pure cables
Multicast
Unicast
Broadcast
Peer-to-peer
SNTP
SMTP
HTTP
SNMP
Phishing
Smurf attack
Denial of service
Man-in-the-middle
IGMP
SNMP
SMTP
ICMP
Sector
Patch
Yagi
Omni-Directional
Load balancer
Proxy server
Content filter
Quality of service
Peer to peer
Subnetting
VLAN
VPN
Switch
Router
Repeater
Bridge
Logical network diagram
History logs
Baseline configurations
Wiring schematics
Fiber
Coaxial cable
UTP
Twisted pair
Session
Application
Network
Physical
Physical
Logical
Software
Authentication
1000BaseT
10GBaseSW
100BaseFX
100BaseTX
Network diagram
Performance baseline
Network security procedure
Company policy
It does not scale well.
It converges slower than OSPF.
It is a proprietary protocol
It is a distance vector protocol
RIP
DSI
BGP
ISIS
66 block
Demarc
Smart jack
110 block
Setup an ACL that allows and logs all IP traffic between the two computers
Configure a spanning tree to check for a loop
Setup a span port on the switch to watch for CRC errors
Connect both computers using a crossover cable
Switch
Hub
Modem
Repeater
NTP
VNC
RTP
SIP
TLS
SCP
SMTP
SNMP
TFTP
TACACS+
RADIUS
Kerberos
802.1X
RRAS
2.4GHz
900MHz
1.1GHz
5GHz
Multimeter
Toner probe
Protocol analyzer
Butt set
Netstat
Traceroute
Nbtstat
Ping
DSL
POTS
VDSL
Smart jack
FTP
SFTP
SMTP
TFTP
RG-6
STP
CAT3
UTP
Router
Hub
WAP
Switch
Port spanning
VLAN concentrator
Firewall
Router
Point to Point
Point to Multipoint
VLAN
Ring
Bus
1000BaseT
100BaseT
10GBaseT
10BaseT
The address is a Class A address.
The address is a Class B address
The address is a Class C address
The address is a Class D address.
Stripper
Punch down tool
Butt set
Snips
10GBaseSW
10GBaseLW
10GBaseSR
10GBaseEW
Crossover cable with open pairs
Crossover cable
Rollover cable
Straight-thru cable with open pairs
Multimeter
Temperature monitor
Cable tester
Toner probe
GBIC
Hub
Bridge
Modem
Butt set
Punch down tool
Cable tester
Cable stripper
NAT
Subnetting
DHCP
DNS
1, 6, and11
3, 6, and 9
11,16, and20
36, 40, and 44
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