In this advanced technological world, where everything is directly or indirectly linked with computers or smartphones, we have brought this TCP/IP practice test quiz for you to test your knowledge. The quiz has multiple questions that will be useful to test your understanding and knowledge as well as to gain some more through this fun-learning experience. So, are you ready and well-prepared for it? Let's go then! Best of luck!.
The Data Link Layer frame
The IP Layer Packet
The TCP Layer Packet
The Application layer Packet
ARP
IP
TCP and UDP
All the above
Connectionless
Best Effort
Unreliable
Streaming
The Header Checksum
The Type of Service (TOS)
The Time to Live (TTL)
The Protocol Number
The Header Checksum
The Type of Service (TOS
The Time to Live (TTL)
The Protocol Number
An IP address is a logical address.
An IP address is globally unique on an internetwork.
An IP address can be considered to consist of a Network Part and a Host Part.
An IP address is usually represented in Hex Format for the user.
126.1.1.1
128.1.1.1
191.1.1.1
192.1.1.1
Class A mask 255.0.0.0 or /8
Class B mask 255.255.0.0 or /16
Class C mask 255.255.255.0 or /24
Class D mask 255.255.255.255 or /32
199.0.0.0
199.74.0.0
199.174.239.0
199.74.239.1
Resolves IP addresses to MAC addresses.
Resolves MAC addresses to IP addresses.
Resolves the TYPE field to the MAC address
Resolves the MAC address to the TYPE field
The sender’s Hardware Address
The Sender’s IP address
The Target’s Hardware Address
Target’s IP address
ICMP is carried in IP packets
ICMP is used for error notification between routers and hosts
ICMP stands for the Internet Control Message Protocol
If an ICMP packet is dropped, a new ICMP packet will be generated.
Traces the path that the IP packet is taking
Determines if TCP connections can be established
Verifies IP layer connectivity between two endpoints
Determines if UDP port numbers are opened
It uses the TTL field to determine intermediate routers.
It traces out the path taken by IP packets to a given destination.
It can verify connectivity between endpoints.
It uses TCP packets carried in an IP packet.
Connection-Oriented
Reliable
Full Duplex
Low overhead
The protocol number
Source and Destination Port Numbers
The TYPE field
The TTL field
Sequence Numbers
Acknowledgments
The source and destination port numbers
The Sliding Window Protocol for flow control
Connectionless
Unreliable
Low overhead
No-Port Numbers
VLSM permits the use of variable length masks for a given major network number throughout the internetwork.
VLSM permits more efficient use of the address space compared with standard subnetting
An IP addressing plan based on VLSM would require classless routing protocols like RIPv2, EIGRP, or OSPF.
The RFC on VLSM was published before the one on Standard Subnetting.
Route aggregation is a technique used to decrease the number of routes in the routing table.
Contiguous blocks of specific routes may be summarized.
Route aggregation will slow down the process of routing table lookups on the router.
Route aggregation is accomplished by configuring the routing protocol to advertise the summary route.
A. CIDR blocks
B. Route Summarization
C. BGP
D. NAT (Network Address Translation)
Directly attached networks
Through TCP/IP applications
Dynamically through a routing protocol
Manually added through static routes
Learn routes to destinations automatically
Reflects changes in the network topology automatically
Rely on communicating between routers and their neighbors
Examples of dynamic routing protocols are TCP, UDP, DHCP, ARP etc.
Every routing protocol is associated with a metric
Metrics can be used to evaluate alternative routes learned by two different routing protocols
Metrics can be used to evaluate best routes between alternative routes learned by the same routing protocol
Newer routing protocols like EIGRP and OSPF reflect network bandwidth in the metric
The Topology Table
The Link State Database
The Neighbor Table
The Routing Table
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