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Basics
Network Category
Protocol
TCP/IP
Cables
100
A "Word" in Binary
What is a Byte
100
Any device that is connected on a Network is a _____
Node
100
In this address, which part is the PROTOCOL? HTTPS://WWW.AMAZON.COM
What is HTTPS
100
An easy standard to understand how networks work and make standards for protocols
TCP/IP
100
Four Wires, one pair can transmit and one can receive data.
Full Duplex
200
In the truth table 1 AND 0 equals _______
What is False
200
Topology that has a single point of weakness
What is a STAR Network
200
A way data is transmitted so it can be interpreted by other nodes on the network
What is a Network encoding Scheme
200
IEEE define speeds of cables used in Ethernet networks by ____
A Bit Rate
200
UTP cables can transfer 100 feet or 100 meters?
100 meters
300
In math equations are the functions inside parentheses done First or Last?
What is First
300
Documentation of ideas that everyone uses is a _____
Network Standard
300
Ethernet Standard
802.3
300
Which of the following is a private IP: 10.10.1.0 172.16.0.1 192.168.68.0
192.168.68.0
400
An electrical circuit that has current running through it is an _____ circuit
Closed
400
The Layer of the OSI model that is responsible for Compression and Encryption
What is the Presentation Layer.
400
Vendors that get together to create wireless standards.
Wifi Alliance
400
Given an IP of 172.16.30.5 and a subnet of 255.255.255.128 what is the last addressable IP.
172.16.30.127
400
UTP cables use Pins _, _ and __, __ to transmit and receive data. (Hint: Page 178)
1,2 and 3,6
500
Applications use different _____ so they are kept separate and do not interfere with each other.
Port Numbers
500
Planning where to put wireless access points is called a ___
Site Survey
500
What Layer provides a delivery service that recovers and re-sends lost data.
Transport Layer
500
Use of prefixes that define networks and gateways are called ______ addresses
CIDR
500
How does a cable provider allow Video and Data transmissions on the same coaxial cable?
Different Frequencies.