Cabling
DNS/DHCP
Routing
IPV4
Virtualization and Cloud
100
When you have two dissimilar types of network media, this device is used to allow them to connect.
What is a Media Converter
100
This DNS record is a pointer to the canonical name, which is used to perform a reverse DNS lookup
What is a Pointer(PTR) record
100
This Routing protocol uses Hop Count as a Metric but authentication was included to enable secure transmissions; also, it allowed for classless routing
What is RIPv2
100
The Binary Value of 223
What is 11011111
100
A type of Cloud deployment where the cloud infrastructure is owned, operated, and managed by one entity or company
What is Private Cloud?
200
This Fiber Optic type of connector uses a
push-pull connector
similar to common
audio and video
plugs and sockets.
SC connector
200
This DHCP technology can supply a specific address to a client by guaranteeing that it always has the same IP address
What is DHCP Reservation
200
This linkstate routing protocol finds the least-cost path to any destination in the network.
What is Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
200
The means by which a device can access hosts on other networks for which it does not have a specifically configured route
What is the Default gateway
200
In this Cloud Service Model consumers can deploy. They do not manage or control any of the underlying cloud infrastructure, but they can have control over the deployed applications
What is Platform as a service
300
This Data-grade cable is used on networks that run at 10/100 Mbps and even up to 1000 Mbps. It can be used up to 100 meters.
What is Cat5e Cabling
300
This DNS record specifies an alias or nickname for a canonical hostname record in a Domain Name Service (DNS) database
What is the CNAME record
300
This defines the largest data unit that can be passed without fragmentation.
What is The maximum transmission unit (MTU)
300
This is the number of usable hosts in a /26 subnet
What is 64 IP addresses
300
This storage implementation is less costly and difficult to implement and maintain than a SAN and uses TCP/IP. It offers file level access, and a client sees the shared storage as a file server.
What is a NAS (Network-Attached Storage)
400
This dialog mode accommodates transmitting and receiving on a network, but not at the same time
Half-Duplex Mode
400
This is the term for the domain name, along with any other subdomains
What is the Fully Qualified Domain Name(FQDN)
400
This is the only EGP
What is BGP?
400
A mechanism by which groups of network devices can send and receive data between the members of the group at one time
What is Multicasting
400
This type of virtualization is dependent on the operating system and cannot boot until the OS is up; it needs the OS to stay up so that it can operate
What is Type II (known as hosted) virtualization
500
This technology is used within baseband transmissions to send multiple signals on a single cable.
It does this by dividing a single channel into time slots.
Time-division Multiplexing (TDM)
500
These are the steps in the DHCP process, if you need help there might be a famous little explorer that could assist you.
What is Discover, Offer, Request, Acknowledgement
500
This is known as the amount of time CSMA/CD has two systems wait for a randomly calculated amount of time before attempting to transmit again.
What is the backoff period or jam signal
500
It is possible to use a different subnet mask for the same network number on different subnets using this method.
For Example a network administrator can use a long mask on networks with few hosts and a short mask on subnets with many hosts, thus allowing each subnet in a routed system to be correctly sized for the required size.
Variable Length Subnet Masking (VLSM)
500
One of these is when we script using blocks of code to complete a task, the other is several of the blocks of code working together to complete multiple tasks,
What are automation and orchestration?