SK_deck_4477085 Flashcards

1
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Name a versatile electronic measuring tool. pg. 295

A

Multimeter

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2
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What does a multimeter do? pg. 295

A

measures voltage, current, and resistance on a wire

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3
Q

What tool can be used to trace a wire in wall from one location to another? pg. 295

A

Toner Probe

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4
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Because of it’s good tracking you’ll also hear it referred to as a ____. pg. 295

A

“fox and hound”

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5
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Name an indispensable tool for any network technician prior to installing a cable. pg. 295

A

Cable tester

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6
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What can a decent cable tester tell you? pg. 295

A

the type of cable

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7
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A ____ is for testing the ability of a network adapter to send and receive. pg. 296

A

loopback plug

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8
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The loopback plug gets plugged into the ____ , and then a loopback test is performed using ____ ____. pg. 296

A

NIC, troubleshooting software

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9
Q

What allows you to connect the exposed ends of a wire into a wiring harness? pg. 297

A

punch-down tool

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10
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What two broad categories can networking components be classified as? pg. 297

A

connectivity devices and auxiliary devices

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11
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These devices allow communications to break the boundaries of local networks and really provide the backbone for nearly all computer networks. pg. 297

A

connectivity devices

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12
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List the most important and frequently used connectivity devices. pg. 298

A

modem, access point, hub, bridge, switch, router

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13
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Technically speaking, an blankety blank is any point that allows a user on to a network. pg. 298

A

access point

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14
Q

___ are very simple devices that possess no real intelligence yet can link several computers together. pg. 298

A

Hub

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15
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A hub simply repeats any signal that comes in on one port and copies it to the other ports in a process called ____. pg. 298

A

broadcasting

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16
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The ___ hub connects all ports electronically and the ___ hub connects using electronics to amplify and clean up the signal prior to broadcasting. pg. 298

A

passive; active

17
Q

They join similar topologies and can divide network segments into multiple collision domains. pg. 298

A

Bridges

18
Q

T/F Bridges cannot isolate network traffic. pg. 299

A

False; bridges prevent unwanted traffic from entering segments that have no recipients

19
Q

T/F Bridges are aware of hardware (MAC) addresses, but not IP addresses. pg. 299

A

True; bridges work on the Data Link layer, so they neither know nor deal with IP addresses

20
Q

Since a bridge can’t help but forward broadcast messages, the only way to stop broadcasts or apply intelligent path selection is to use a ___. pg. 299

A

router

21
Q

What examines a Layer 2 header of an incoming packet and forwards it to the right port? pg. 299

A

switches

22
Q

Routers connect multiple network types and determine the best path for sending data by using blankety blank. pg. 300

A

routing tables

23
Q

Define NAS pg. 300

A

Network-attached storage; a specialized computer that acts like a hard drive directly attached to the network.

24
Q

A __ is a hardware or software solution that serves as your network’s security guard. pg. 300

A

firewall

25
Q

Define VoIP

A

Voice over Internet Protocol; technology that delivers voice communications over the Internet.