NET+ Questions Flashcards
(303 cards)
Which Server Application uses two well known port numbers during a typical transaction?
FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
Which protocol shuts down redundant links until they are needed to prevent network switching loops?
STP (Spanning Tree Protocol)
What is the max distance and transmit speed for 802.11n?
175 feet & 600Mbps
What is the max distance and transmit speed for 802.11ac?
115 feet & 3.5 gbps
What is the max distance and transmit speed for 802.11g?
150feet & 54Mbps
What is the max distance and transmit speed for 802.11a?
75feet & 54Mbps
What Byte Header does UDP use?
8byte header
Name two network topologies used by WLans
Infrastructure & Ad hoc
Which layer of OSI does the IP (Internet Protocol) operate? Is it connected or connectionless?
Network; connectionless
what traffice shaping techniques can be used to prevent networks from being overwhelmed by data transmissions?
Rate Limiting and Bandwidth Throttling
What device ONLY operates at the OSI’s physical layer?
Hub
Which two well known ports are the default values used to configure a POP3 email Client?
110 & 25
Switches and bridges perform their basic functions at which layer of the OSI model?
Data Link
What are the first Byte values or a Class D network?
224-239
What is a Class D network reserved for?
multicast addresses
What is the range of well known port numbers used by TCP and UDP?
1 through 1023
What feature allows a IDS (Intrusion detection system) to monitor all traffic on a SWITCHED network?
Port Mirroring
What 4 message types are exchanged by a DHCP client and server during a successful IP address allocation transaction?
DHCP Discover
DHCP Offer
DHCP Request
then is met with
DHCP ACK(Acknowledge)
(Renew,release, and inform are not used during address allocation and are only used for unsuccessful transactions)
The TCP/IP protocols that can provide either a connectionless or connection oriented services to applications operate at which layer of the OSI?
Transport Layer
What is the network that connects a client device to an access point on a wireless LAN?
BSS (Basic Service Set)
What is a Basic Service Set (BSS)?
A BSS is a set of stations (Client devices and access points)
What is a AP (Access Point)?
An access point is the center point of a BSS and serves as a bridge between wireless clients and a wired network.
What is a BSSID?
a unique identifier for each BSS.
What is ESS(Extended Service Set)?
One or more interconnected BSS which allows wireless clients to roam between BSSs