Networking Practice Questions Flashcards
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Which type of Wi-Fi network typically requires no password and is most common in public spaces?
A. Private networks
B. Captive networks
C. Public/Open networks
D. Enterprise networks
C. Public/Open networks
Reference: Network - Identify common Wi-Fi network types
What visual indicator identifies a secured Wi-Fi network on Apple devices?
A. A star icon
B. A lock icon beside the Wi-Fi name
C. Bold text
D. A shield icon
B. A lock icon beside the Wi-Fi name
Reference: Network - Identify common Wi-Fi network types
Which type of network is commonly found in hotels and airports that requires authentication via a portal page?
A. Open networks
B. Private networks
C. Captive/Subscription networks
D. Hidden networks
C. Captive/Subscription networks
Reference: Network - Identify common Wi-Fi network types
Which Wi-Fi authentication standard is currently recommended and provides the best security?
A. WEP
B. WPA
C. WPA2 Personal
D. WPA3 Enterprise
D. WPA3 Enterprise
Reference: Network - Identify Wi-Fi authentication and encryption protocols that Apple devices support
Which of these Wi-Fi standards is deprecated and should NOT be used?
A. WPA3 Personal
B. WPA2 Enterprise
C. WEP
D. WPA2/WPA3 Transitional
C. WEP
Reference: Network - Identify Wi-Fi authentication and encryption protocols that Apple devices support
Which enterprise authentication method is considered the most secure?
A. EAP-FAST
B. EAP-PEAP
C. EAP-TTLS
D. EAP-TLS
D. EAP-TLS
Reference: Network - Identify Wi-Fi authentication and encryption protocols that Apple devices support
What is the primary privacy benefit of Apple devices using different MAC addresses for each Wi-Fi network?
A. Faster connection speeds
B. Better signal strength
C. Prevents cross-network device tracking
D. Reduces battery usage
C. Prevents cross-network device tracking
Reference: Network - Explain why Apple devices use a different MAC address with each Wi-Fi network
In iOS 18+ and macOS Sequoia+, which Private Wi-Fi Address setting provides maximum privacy?
A. Off
B. Fixed
C. Rotating
D. Dynamic
C. Rotating
Reference: Network - Explain why Apple devices use a different MAC address with each Wi-Fi network
Which Private Wi-Fi Address setting uses the hardware MAC address?
A. Fixed
B. Rotating
C. Off
D. Auto
C. Off
Reference: Network - Explain why Apple devices use a different MAC address with each Wi-Fi network
If a captive portal login page doesn’t appear automatically, what can you type in Safari to manually access it?
A. portal.apple.com
B. captive.apple.com
C. login.apple.com
D. wifi.apple.com
B. captive.apple.com
Reference: Network - Configure advanced Wi-Fi network settings on Apple devices
What happens when you select ‘Forget This Network’ on a Wi-Fi network?
A. Only the password is removed
B. Only the network name is removed
C. Saved passwords and connection settings are removed
D. The network is blocked permanently
C. Saved passwords and connection settings are removed
Reference: Network - Configure advanced Wi-Fi network settings on Apple devices
Where can you configure DNS settings on a Mac?
A. System Settings > Network > Wi-Fi > Advanced
B. System Settings > Network > [Interface] > Details > DNS
C. System Settings > General > Network > DNS
D. System Settings > Privacy > Network > DNS
B. System Settings > Network > [Interface] > Details > DNS
Reference: Network - Manage Network settings on Mac
What determines which network interface a Mac uses when multiple connections are active?
A. The fastest bandwidth interface
B. The most secure interface
C. The interface that’s first in the service order
D. The interface with the lowest MTU
C. The interface that’s first in the service order
Reference: Network - Explain the purpose of changing the network service order on Mac
Where do you configure network service order on Mac?
A. System Settings > Network > Advanced > Service Order
B. System Settings > Network > Action menu > Set Service Order
C. System Settings > General > Network Order
D. System Settings > Network > Priority Settings
B. System Settings > Network > Action menu > Set Service Order
Reference: Network - Explain the purpose of changing the network service order on Mac
What color indicator shows an active and connected network service on Mac?
A. Red
B. Yellow
C. Green
D. Blue
C. Green
Reference: Network - Explain the purpose of changing the network service order on Mac
How do you access Wireless Diagnostics on Mac?
A. Click the Wi-Fi icon in menu bar
B. Option-click the Wi-Fi icon in menu bar
C. Command-click the Wi-Fi icon in menu bar
D. Control-click the Wi-Fi icon in menu bar
B. Option-click the Wi-Fi icon in menu bar
Reference: Network - Analyze a Mac computer’s Wi-Fi connection using wireless diagnostics
Where are Wireless Diagnostics reports saved on Mac?
A. ~/Downloads/
B. ~/Documents/WirelessDiagnostics/
C. /private/var/tmp/
D. ~/Library/Logs/
C. /private/var/tmp/
Reference: Network - Analyze a Mac computer’s Wi-Fi connection using wireless diagnostics
What command can you use to test basic network connectivity between devices?
A. traceroute
B. ping
C. netstat
D. ifconfig
B. ping
Reference: Network - Troubleshoot Wi-Fi network configurations and connections on Apple devices
What does a successful ping test show?
A. 100% packet loss
B. 50% packet loss
C. 0.0% packet loss
D. 25% packet loss
C. 0.0% packet loss
Reference: Network - Troubleshoot Wi-Fi network configurations and connections on Apple devices
What does APIPA stand for and when does it occur?
A. Apple Private Internet Protocol Addressing; when Wi-Fi is disabled
B. Automatic Private Internet Protocol Addressing; when unable to obtain IP from DHCP
C. Advanced Private Internet Protocol Addressing; when using VPN
D. Apple Public Internet Protocol Addressing; when using cellular
B. Automatic Private Internet Protocol Addressing; when unable to obtain IP from DHCP
Reference: Network - Troubleshoot Wi-Fi network configurations and connections on Apple devices
What IP address range indicates APIPA is being used?
A. 192.168.x.x
B. 10.x.x.x
C. 169.254.x.x
D. 172.16.x.x
C. 169.254.x.x
Reference: Network - Troubleshoot Wi-Fi network configurations and connections on Apple devices
Where do you enable Personal Hotspot on iPhone or iPad?
A. Settings > Cellular > Personal Hotspot
B. Settings > Personal Hotspot
C. Settings > Wi-Fi > Personal Hotspot
D. Both A and B are correct
D. Both A and B are correct
Reference: Network - Troubleshoot issues with connecting to Personal Hotspot
What must be enabled for Personal Hotspot to allow connections?
A. Cellular Data
B. Wi-Fi
C. Allow Others to Join
D. Bluetooth
C. Allow Others to Join
Reference: Network - Troubleshoot issues with connecting to Personal Hotspot
Which Personal Hotspot connection method supports multiple devices simultaneously?
A. USB
B. Bluetooth
C. Wi-Fi
D. All methods support multiple devices
C. Wi-Fi
Reference: Network - Troubleshoot issues with connecting to Personal Hotspot