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4 advantages of Wireless Mesh

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  • Self Healing (Self adapt when a node is added/ network failure or removed)
  • Scalable
  • Reliability (redundant paths)
  • Cost (Cuts down cost of wires)
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5 Toplogies

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Bus, Ring, Star, Mesh and Wireless

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Advantages of a Mesh (2)

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  • Redundant paths
  • Scalability
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Advantages of a star topology (3)

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  • Cable failures affect one user
  • Scalability
  • Easy to troubleshoot
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Advantages of a Ring (2)

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  • Easy to implement
  • Easy to troubleshoot
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Advantages of Bus Topology (3)

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  • Easy to implement
  • Less cabling
  • No extra network equipment
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As the data moves down, is it Encapsulating or Decapsulating?

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Encapsulating.

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True or False
client-server network require a server

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True

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Difference between LAN and WAN (4)

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  • WAN are slower than LAN
  • WAN requires additional cost for routers, leased lines, hardware and complicated implementations procedure
  • LAN is usually high speed and cheaper
  • LAN is for sharing files and resources
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Disadvantages of a Mesh (2)

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  • More cables/cost
  • Implementation is complicated
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Disadvantages of a Ring (2)

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  • Scalability
  • Single break will break the network
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Disadvantages of a star topology (3)

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  • Higher cost for cabling
  • Single point of failure
  • Additional network to create network layout
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Disadvantages of Bus Topology (3)

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  • Scalability
  • Broken wire will disrupt the whole network
  • Difficult to troubleshoot
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Explain Ad Hoc Infrastructure Wireless Topology

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Devices communicate directly among themselves without requiring an access point. This is Peer-to-Peer network designed to connect a few computers and devices

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Explain ADSL

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Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line is a high data rate in one direction. The high data rate is the downloading of the data but slower upload

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Explain Bus Toplogy

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A Bus Topology uses a trunk or backbone to connect all the computers together. These computers are connected via a T-Connector

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Explain HDSL

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Hight-Rate DSL is a bidirectional rate of upload and download speed. This is great for video conferencing. It does not allow line sharing with analog device

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Explain Infrastructure Wireless Topology

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This network extends a wired local area network to include a network device. This is communicated via an access point such as a router

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Explain Mesh Infrastructure Wireless Topology

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Wireless mesh is a network where all nodes in the network are interconnected wirelessly. These are all connected via wireless access points

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Explain Mesh and Hybrid toplogy

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Mesh is a fully cable connected network. All devices are connected to each other. A hybrid topology uses a point-to-point connection between specified networks devices. Such as a mixture of topologies such as a bus and star can be in a scope of a topology. Not everything is connected to each other.

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Explain MON

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Metro-Optical networks are optical networks that span over hundred kilometres in metropolitan areas.

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Explain PAN

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Personal Area Network which are devices that are close within proximity. This usually has a peer-to-peer connection such as Bluetooth

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Explain SONET

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Synchronous Optical Network is a fiber optic WAN that delivers voice and speed at 51.84 Mbps

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Explain Star Toplogy

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Star topology uses a central device which can be a hub or switch. This central device is connected to all devices on the network. A cable connects the device to the central network with a point-to-point connection

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Explain Token Ring
Token ring is a network that utilised MSAU with Ring In and Ring Out
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Functions of a CSU/DSU
Functionality of a channel service unit/data service unit is convert digital signals from a router to a network circuit
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How do you reduce risks with multi-tenancy?
Multi-tenancy is where data in the cloud is accessible to individuals. Setting up different access policies will create Data Segregation.
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How does Cable Broadband connect
Connectivity is done through a cable modem and connected by a coaxial connection to a system
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What is PDU?
Protocol Data Unit
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How is a CSU/DSU connected
The LAN is connected via a physical connection and WAN by serial interface
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How is Cable Broadband available
Cable broadband is available through areas that have digital cable television.
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How many types of T-Carrier lines
4
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List 2 advantages of a Virtual Switch
- Multiport devices which improve network efficiency - Improves network security due to virtual circuits more difficult to examine with network monitors
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List 2 disadvantages of Satellite
- Cost is high - High Latency
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List 2 indicators that termination is working
- Network interface card is lit - If you connect to client systems and ping other devices
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Name 3 termination points
Wall Jack Plug Patch Panel
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Name the 7 Layers
1. Physical 2. Data Link 3. Network 4. Transport 5. Session 6. Presentation 7. Application
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PSTN drawback in WAN
PSTN drawback is the limited transfer speed
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Explain RADSL
Rate Adaptive DSL is a variation of ADSL that can modify transmission speed depending on the signal strength
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True of False Home Satellite systems are asymmetric
True.
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True or False Lease lines are always-open and always-available
True
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True or False Modems are not used to convert the computer system’s digital signals into analog
False Modems are used to convert digital signals to analog
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True or False Networks are classified according to their geographical size and coverage
True
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True or False Peer-to-Peer require a server
False
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True or False Satellite is an always-on and always-available connection
False. Satellite is only always-on connection
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True or False T-Carrier lines only support voice transmission
False The support voice and data transmission using point-to-point
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Explain VHDSL or VDSL
Very High Bit Rate DSL is asymmetric version of DSL which supports high bandwidth such as VoIP. VHDSL uses fiber optic and rates of 10 Mbps
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What are the 3 components of a DWDM?
- Terminal Multiplexer - Line Repeaters - Terminal Demultiplexer
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What are CSU/DSU?
Channel Service Unit/ Data Service Unit
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What are leased lines
Leased lines are T-Carrier lines that are high speed digital lines leased from the telephone companies
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What are smart jacks?
Smart jacks are hardware demarcation point also known as network interface device (NID).
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What are two components that make up a PON?
Optical Line Termination (OLT) and Optical Network Units (ONU)
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What data do switches contain
Table of MAC Addresses
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What did Europe call their SOnet
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy SDH
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What did T3 lines achieve
T3 provide high capacity over long distance which were used by large companies
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What do Europe and Japan call their T-Carrier service
Europe refers to E-Carriers Japan refers to J-Carriers
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What does DWDM replace?
It replaces SOnet/SDH regenerators as it increases the bandwidth of the fiber networks
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What encryption protocol does the Presentation Layer use?
Transport Layer Security (TLS), which takes place for encryption and decryption function
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What hardware does the physical layer have?
Cable and Connectors
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What model has only 4 layers?
TCP/IP
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What is a WAN's geographical location bounded to?
More than one geographical Location
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What is a Demarc Extension?
An existing point of the demarc box might not be ideal demarcation point. A demarc extension is required when location is not where it is located
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What is a fractional T
This is where you can lease portions of the T-Carrier service which is a subscription on based on 64 Kbps channel
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What is a LAN's geographical location bounded to?
Single Geographical Location
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What is a Toplogy?
Topology is made up of Physical and logical layout of a network
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What is CAN
Campus Area Network
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What is CWDM?
Coarse Wavelength-Division Multiplexing for television cables.
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What is Data Encapsulation/Decapsulation
Adding or stripping the header or trailer of the data.
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What is Demarc?
Demarcation point is to extinguish the operator's part of the network and customer portion.
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Explain IDSL
Integrated Services Digital Network ISDN DSL is Symmetric DSL and does not support analog phones
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What is MAN
Metropolitan Area Network
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What is MSAU
Multistation Access Unit
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What is NFV?
Network function virtualisation is a method of virtualising network services instead of running them on physical hardware.
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What is one disadvantage of Cable Broadband
Sharing the cable access with everyone in the cable area can cause speed to drop
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What is SOnet goal?
SOnet goal was to standardise access methods for all carriers within the US market
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What is the form of multiplexing Optical Signals?
Dense Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (DWDM)
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What is the physical component of a network?
Physical component is the network, computer and connections of the network
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What is WLANs
Wireless LAN are providing wireless network to a LAN. This is done via an access point. WLAN receive data through radio frequencies
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What new system did SOnet produce?
SOnet produced a new system defining data rates called Optical Carrier (OCx)
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Name Protocols that are in the Transport Layer?
- UDP - TCP
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What twisted pair does Cable Broadband use
Unshielded Twisted Pair
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Who is the host and guest between Virtualisation software and virtual machines?
Guest is virtual machines Host is the virtualisation software
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Why is Demarc important?
Demarcation allow the network administrator establish which part of the network is covered by who.
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Why is it called PON?
Passive Optical NetworkIt is known as a passive system because the components have no power.

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