Let's Get Physical!
The input device used to enter characters and functions into the computer system by pressing buttons, or keys
What is a keyboard?
The first layer of the OSI model
What is Physical?
The binary equivalent to the decimal number: 2
What is 00000010?
The type of network when 2+ computers are connected together
What is a LAN?
The name for the abbreviation 'IP' in networking
What is an Internet Protocol?
The type of cable that uses light to transmit signals
What is Fiber?
The layer 2 device used to create VLANs
What is a Switch?
The decimal equivalent to the binary number: 10001010
What is 138?
The logical topology when messages are sent to a central device
What is a Star?
The well-known port for SSH
What is 22?
The internal component that checks if all computer components are connected and functional
What is BIOS?
The process to establish a TCP connection
What is TCP 3-way Handshake?
The hexadecimal equivalent to the binary number: 1111 1111 1111 1100
What is FFFC?
The physical address used to identify a host device
What is a MAC Address?
The type of data transmitting protocol used for video streaming
What is UDP?
The loss of signal
What is Attenuation?
The class range of private ip addresses
What is RFC 1918?
The number of bits contained in an IPv6 address
What is 128?
The room used in horizontal cabling that connects to workstations
What is an IDF?
The type of address used to assign a host's IP configuration if obtained manually
What is a Static IP Address?
The color code standard: white/green, green, white/orange, blue, white/blue, orange, white/brown, brown
What is EIA/TIA 568A?
The standard for Ethernet
What is IEEE 802.3?
The binary equivalent to the decimal number: 239
What is 11101111?
The term used to describe a network section that allows traffic to flow forward and backward OR a port on a switch
What is a Collision Domain?
The protocol used to resolve addresses by finding the MAC address that corresponds to an IP address
What is ARP?