OSI
Wires and NICs are on this level
What is layer 1, physical layer
This is at the end of an ethernet frame
What is a check sequence?
Early type of network or a mode of transportation
What is a BUS
Gets it's name from the protocol it uses
What is IP addressing?
One of two reasons not to used wired networks at home
What is special tools needed for cable end?
or what is labor intensive cable installation?
Flooding the switch happens at this level
What is layer 3, network layer?
The start of an ethernet frame
What is a header?
Gets its name from a virtual device passed from computer to computer in a circle
What is token ring?
The address that a LAN uses, or a juicy hamburger from McDonalds
What is MAC
One of two reasons for not using wireless connections
What is security issues
or
What is slower than wired network
This layer gets it's name from the fact that it pushes or received data from the application layer
What is layer 6, presentation layer
We are running out of for addressing
What is IP v4 addresses?
The simplest topology
What is two computers connected to each other?
Addresses are divided into these or what you take in school
What are classes
Wireless standard number with out any of the letters
What is 802.11
The MAC address is used here.
What is layer 2, data link layer
Governments and large networks get this type of address
What is Class A
Every computer connect to every other computer
What is mesh?
The amount of bytes in a MAC address
What is 6?
Secure the network with a white-list or black-list
What is MAC filtering
Here is where TCP and UDP do flow control
What is layer 4, transport
CSMA/CD is it's abbreviation
What is Carrier Sense Multiple Access/ Collision Detection
Most common of the network topology today
What is star?
There are this many hexadecimal digits in MAC address.
What is 12?
What Wi-Fi stands for
What is Wireless Fidelity