IP Interview questions Flashcards

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Explain the concept of TCP/IP?

A

TCP/IP helps connect devices over the Internet and to transmit data from one device to another.” Primary purpose is to deliver packets

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How many layers does TCP/IP architecture have?

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4 Layers (NITA) Network, Internet, Transport, Application. New model has Network combined with physical and Data Link

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3
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What is a IP datagram?

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Datagram allows IP to recognize the format of data. Includes header and footer information.

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4
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How does IP protect data on the network?

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IP encrypts data going across the network and provides security and authentication

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5
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How can we measure performance of an IP link?

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Through network monitoring and looking at logs

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6
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What is the difference between flow control and error control?

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Flow control maintains proper transmission from sender to receiver and prevents data loss. Error control ensures the delivery of error-free data from sender to receiver detects and corrects errors.

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7
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What is a socket?

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Primary purpose is to identify the network server’s unique IP address and the port number

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What is the function of a router?

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Router is a networking devices used to forward packets between computers and direct traffic.

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9
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What is the difference between OSI and TCP/IP?

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OSI is a framework describing the functions of a network and TCP/IP is a protocol suite that allows devices to connect over the internet. OSI is connection oriented and TCP/IP is connectionless.

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What are the advantages of using TCP/IP?

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TCP/IP model supports a variety of applications, protocols, and devices that can communicate over the internet. TCP/IP model is also more adaptable and scalable, as it can handle different network architectures, topologies, and technologies.

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What are some of the common problems with TCP/IP?

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Routing and security. Cannot communicate with a host on the network

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12
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What is a VLAN?

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A VLAN is a logical group of networking devices linked to defined ports on a switch. Enables two VLANs to communicate without a router.

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13
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What are the advantages of a VLAN?

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Reduces broadcast traffic and provides an additional layer of security.

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What are the different types of VLAN memberships?

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Static VLAN (port based) and Dynamic VLAN (dynamically assigned based on IP address.

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15
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What is the range of VLAN?

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The range of VLAN is 0–4096, with 0 being the first VLAN and 4096 being the last VLAN. Cannot use both the first and the last VLANs. 1 is the default VLAN, or the management VLAN

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16
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What is VTP?

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Cisco Trunking Protocol. Provides an easier method for maintaining consistent VLAN configuration throughout the switched network. VTP is a protocol used to distribute and synchronize identifying information about VLANs configured throughout a switched network.

17
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What is inter-VLAN routing?

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When VLANS can communicate with each another