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200

What type of network is capable of joining two or more devices through radio waves?

A wireless network.

200

 What are the two types of twisted-pair cables?

UTP and STP.

200

In what are the symptoms not the problem?

In Troubleshooting.

200

What intercepts and logs network packets for malware/intrusion analysis?

Packet Sniffer.

200

Which basic function of the NMS keeps an eye on your network?

Monitor.

400

What connects to a wired router or switch via an Ethernet cable, and transmits a Wi-Fi signal to a designated area?

An Access Point.

400

What type of network cables has the pins swapped on the opposite end?

Cross-over.

400

What is the final troubleshooting methodology step called?

Report.

400

What does OTDR stand for?

Optical Time Domain Reflectometer.

400

What does NMS stand for?

Network monitoring system.

600

What consists of all the BSSs in the network?

The ESSID.

600

What are fiber optic cables immune to all types of?

EMF monitoring.

600

In the Establish a Theory of Probable Cause step, how are probably causes prioritized?

By most likely to least likely.

600

What is ping?

A query to an IP address to verify network connectivity.

600

What does a MIB define.

All information exposed by the managed device.

800

What type of address is normally used as the ID of a BSS (BSSID)?

A MAC address.
800

What can degrade the signal of light transmissions?

Environmental conditions, such as fog.

800

Name three of the steps to the troubleshooting methodology.

Identify the problems, establish a theory, test the theory, establish a plan of action, verify functionality, document findings.

800

Connectivity Test Sets are used to test for proper what of data signals between devices.

Transmission (Tx) and Reception (Rx).

800

What is one of the most widely used protocols used for monitoring?

SNMP.

1000

What is a device that performs a specific function?

A network node.

1000

What can an attacker do once they determine the timing and pattern of the frequency changes in Spread Spectrum Signals.

They can jam or monitor transmissions.

1000

What are four steps to root cause analysis?

Define the problem, gather information, identify all issues, determine root causes, identify recommendations/solutions, implement solutions.

1000

What command prompt displays the IP settings for the computer on which this command is input.

ipconfig.

1000

What is a syslog?

An automated messaging system that sends messages when an event affects a network device.