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The number of MAC Addresses in an Ethernet Frame Header.
What is 2?
This OSI layer has protocols such as HTTP, FTP, telnet, or email.
What is the Application layer?
Qualities of a high-performance network. (Choose 2)
What is Low Latency & High Throughput?
These cables use balanced-pair signaling.
What is Twisted-pair?
Use this protocol too find the MAC address of a given IP address.
What is ARP?
The way the Ethernet controls multiple access.
What is CSMA/CD?
This OSI layer has protocols such as TCP and UDP.
What is the Transport layer?
The logical network layout will always be the same as the physical network layout.
What is false?
What does it mean when your Fast Ethernet card is showing a green light and an amber light.
What is operating at 100Mbps?
This organization allocates IP addresses to organizations that join a network.
What is IANA?
The way Wi-Fi controls multiple access.
What is CSMA/CD?
This model assumes two protocols on one layer will not communicate
What is the OSI Model?
This network topology would be used when fault-tolerance is the most significant concern.
What is Mesh Topology?
This is a reasonable termination methods for a patch cable between a PC and a switch.
What is the T568A or T568B?
This kind of DNS (Domain Name System) record is essential if you want to find the FQDN (Fullly Qualified Domain Name) associated with a given IPv4 address.
What is PTR? (Pointer Record)
The address that is used for sending data to any and all nodes on the network
What is broadcast?
This Transport layer protocol(s) carries network data.
What is TCP & UDP?
The smallest network scope.
What is PAN (Personal Area Network?
This is the Class of ISO standard cable that is used as Cat 6 cable.
What is a Class E?
This is the most common DNS lookup type performed by a typical root name server.
What is Iterative?
Older networks were measured by their baud rate, which was the number of this per second.
What is symbols per second?
The layer between the Physical and Network layers.
What is Data Link?
The ability for a network to grow to meet new demands.
What is Scalability?
This is the length of cable supported by twisted-pair Ethernet standards.
What is 100 meters?
This is the common acronym for the IPv4 DHCP leasing process?
What is DORA? (Discover, Offer, Request, Acknowledge)