Sybex Network+ Flashcards
What three elements must computers have in common to form a network?
Network media and topology, protocol, software client or service
True or False:
There is no real difference between a logical network topology and a physical network topology.
False.
Logical topology describes traffic flow, and physical topology is how the computers are physically connected to each other.
The most common topology in use today is the _____
star
True or False:
Computers in a star topology use T connectors to attach the computer’s network card to the cable.
False.
Star topologies use a hub or a switch, and computers connected to them commonly use RJ-45 connectors (for twisted pair cabling).
True or False:
WEP is now considered to be a secure standard for wireless networking.
False.
WPA2 is the most secure standard.
A wireless access point (WAP) in an organization that was not installed by the administration team of that organization is referred to
rogue access point
True or False:
A mesh topology offers fault tolerance through redundant routes.
True
A fully meshed topology with five components would have
20, 10
_____ is a term that refers to combining authentication, authorization, and accounting into the same system or sever.
AAA
True or False:
Telnet is much more secure than SSH
False.
SSH is more secure than Telnet.
True or False:
100BASE-TX Ethernet can send a signal 10 times as far as 10BASE-T Ethernet without the use of repeaters.
False.
It can send it 10 times as fast but not 10 times as far.
True or False:
Social engineering attacks rely on human nature more than on technical expertise.
True
What type of cable would you use to connect a CSU/DSU to another CSU/DSU?
T1 crossover
Original (legacy) Ethernet uses a carrier access method referred to as _____
CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple access with collision detection)
The networking technology that defines standards for controlling data and that is defined by the IEEE 802.3 standard is ________
Ethernet
True or False:
EIGRP is a link state routing protocol
False.
EIGRP is an advanced distance vector routing protocol that is also referred to as a hybrid routing protocol.
True or False:
Wireless networks operating at the 802.11b standard can operate at 11Mbps or 54Mbps.
False.
802.11b has a maximum operational speed of 11Mbps
True or False:
Wireless networks using the 802.11b standard use a carrier access method of CSMA/CD.
False.
Wireless networks using the 802.11b/g/n standard use CSMA/CA, not CSMA/CD.
True or False:
The 10G cable standard can transmit up to 10 million bits per second, but no higher.
False.
The 10G standard transmits at 10Gbps, or 10 billion bits per second!
True or False:
RJ-11 connectors are the most common type of connector used to connect routers, switches, and hubs
False.
RJ-45 connectors are the most common for routers, switches, and hubs
RJ-45 connectors can contain up to pairs of wires
four
The unique ID that an administrator can assign to a WAP is called the.
SSID (Service Set Identification)
ST and SC are both type of connectors
fiber-optic
RIP and RIPv2 are both routing protocols.
distance vector