Title: Competency 5 - Competency Exam - MASTER
Course: Fundamentals of Networking Technologies (13658)

This is the MASTER Test with all questions for Competency 5.

Q: The smallest LANs do not have a backbone.
- True
- False
A: False
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Q: A serial backbone is the simplest kind of backbone.
- True
- False
A: True
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Q: A ____ is simply a linked series of devices.
- star
- star-wired ring
- ring
- daisy-chain
A: daisy-chain
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Q: Collectively, MPLS labels are sometimes called a ____.
- header
- shim
- frame
- title
A: shim
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Q: A network ____________________ is the part of a network to which segments and significant shared devices connect.
A: backbone
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Q: Cut-through switches can detect corrupt packets.
- True
- False
A: False
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Q: The result from ANDing 11001111 with 10010001 is ____.
- 11001111
- 10010001
- 10000001
- 00000001
A: 10000001
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Q: You are part of a team of engineers who work for an ISP that connects large data centers, telephone companies, and their customers throughout California and Oregon. Management has decided that the company can make large profits by promising the utmost QoS to certain high-profile customers. Which of the following switching methods will best guarantee the promised QoS?
- Circuit switching
- MPLS
- Packet switching
- Message switching
A: MPLS
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Q: Which of the following backbone types is the most fault-tolerant?
- Parallel backbone
- Collapsed backbone
- Distributed backbone
- Serial backbone
A: Parallel backbone
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Q: Which two of the following might cause excessive data collisions on an Ethernet network?
- A server on the network contains a faulty NIC.
- A router on the network is mistakenly forwarding packets to the wrong segment.
- The overall network length exceeds IEEE 802.3 standards for that network type.
- A switch on the network has established multiple circuits for a single path between two nodes.
- The network attempts to use two incompatible frame types.
A: A server on the network contains a faulty NIC.; The overall network length exceeds IEEE 802.3 standards for that network type.

Q: The data services company you work for has decided to become an ISP and supply high-capacity Internet connections from its data center. Currently, the data center relies on a 100-BaseFX backbone, but your boss demands that the backbone be upgraded to 10GBase-LR. What kind of infrastructure changes would this require?
- None, since fiber-optic cabling and connectivity devices, including multiplexers, are already in place.
- The fiber-optic cabling will need to be upgraded, but the same connectivity devices and multiplexers can be used.
- The fiber-optic cabling can be reused, but the connectivity devices and multiplexers must be replaced.
- The fiber-optic cabling, connectivity devices, and multiplexers must be replaced.
A: The fiber-optic cabling, connectivity devices, and multiplexers must be replaced.
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Q: You and a friend decide to set up Fast Ethernet networks in your respective houses to connect a half-dozen computers at each location. Both of you will connect your networks to high-speed Internet connections. As the connectivity device for end nodes, you purchase a router, whereas your friend uses an old, but functional, 12-port hub he found at a garage sale. Which of the following will your network do that your friend’s network won’t do?
- Filter traffic based on IP address.
- Transmit data from any one of the connected computers to any other.
- Create a VLAN out of some of the computers to isolate their transmissions and prevent them from affecting other connections.
- Allow other connectivity devices to be added to the network in the future.
A: Filter traffic based on IP address.
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Q: What potential problem does STP (Spanning Tree Protocol) address?
- An excess of erroneously short packets
- A broadcast storm
- Network congestion due to a router failure
- Slow convergence time
A: A broadcast storm
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Q: You are asked to configure a backbone switch that connects servers supplying oceanic and atmospheric data to mariners and pilots around the world. Your network’s traffic load is very high at all times, day and night. What type of switching do you configure the switch to use?
- Bypass switching
- Store-and-forward switching
- Cut-through switching
- Message switching
A: Store-and-forward switching
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Q: Suppose your company’s network contains two separate VLANs. Computer A is on the Customer Service VLAN and Computer B is on the Warehouse VLAN. Besides a Layer 2 switch, what device is required for Computer A and Computer B to exchange data?
- Repeater
- Bridge
- Multiplexer
- Router
A: Router
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Q: What switching technique allows you to funnel traffic belonging to more than one VLAN through a single switch interface?
- Jamming
- Route capturing
- Trunking
- Multiplexing
A: Trunking
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Q: Convert the subnet mask into its dotted-decimal equivalent: 11111111 11111111 11111000 00000000.
- 1.1.224.0
- 224.224.128.0
- 255.255.255.0
- 255.255.248.0
A: 255.255.248.0
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Q: On a network with an IP address of 140.133.28.72 (or 10001100 10000101 0001110001001000) and a subnet mask of 255.248.0.0 (or 11111111 11111000 0000000000000000), what is the network ID?
- 140.128.0.0 (or 10001100 10000000 00000000 0000000)
- 140.248.0.0 (or 10001100 11111000 00000000 00000000)
- 140.133.20.0 (or 10001100 10000101 00010100 00000000)
- 255.248.0.1 (or 11111111 11111000 00000000 00000001)
A: 140.128.0.0 (or 10001100 10000000 00000000 0000000)
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Q: As a networking consultant, you've been asked to help expand a client's TCP/IP network. The network administrator tells you that the network ID is subnetted as 185.27.54.0/26. On this network, how many bits of each IP address are devoted to host information?
- 4
- 6
- 14
- 26
A: 6
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Q: You have decided to create 254 subnets on your Class B network. What subnet mask will you use to accomplish this?
- 255.255.0.0
- 255.254.0.0
- 255.255.254.0
- 255.255.255.0
A: 255.255.255.0
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Q: If you subdivide your Class B network into 254 subnets, what is the maximum number of hosts you can assign to any single subnet?
- 255
- 212
- 254
- 225
A: 254
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Q: If you worked on a network that could not interpret classless addressing, and your network ID was 145.27.0.0, what is the theoretical maximum number of different subnets you could create on this network?
- 16
- 64
- 128
- 254
A: 254
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Q: Your company has leased a Class C network whose network ID is 205.61.128.0. You want to create 16 subnets within this network. One of the subnets will have an extended network prefix of 205.61.128.64. What will be the broadcast address for this subnet? (Hint: If you know the number of hosts per subnet, you can easily determine the broadcast address.)
- 205.61.128.79
- 205.61.128.143
- 205.61.128.31
- 205.61.128.95
A: 205.61.128.79
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Q: Your workstation's IP address is 10.35.88.12, and your supervisor's workstation's IP address is 10.35.91.4. When you send data from your workstation to your supervisor's workstation, what is the most likely IP address of the first default gateway that will accept and interpret your transmission?
- 10.35.88.12
- 10.35.1.1
- 10.35.88.1
- 10.35.91.1
A: 10.35.88.1
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Q: You have enabled NAT on your small office’s router. The router’s private network IP address is 198.162.6.1. Which of the following IP addresses is the most likely to be automatically assigned to one of the workstations that uses this router as its default gateway?
- 192.168.6.1
- 192.168.6.6
- 192.168.255.0
- 192.168.255.255
A: 192.168.6.6
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Q: You have decided to use PAT on your small office network. At minimum, how many IP addresses must you obtain from your ISP in order for all five clients in your office to be able to access servers on the Internet?
- 1
- 4
- 5
- None, the private IP addresses will work.
A: 1
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Q: As a networking consultant, you've been asked to help expand a client's TCP/IP network. The network administrator tells you that the network ID is subnetted as 185.27.54.0/26. On this network, how many bits of each IP address are devoted to network information?
- 4
- 6
- 14
- 26
A: 26
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Q: The IEEE standard 802.3af states the specifications for which of the following?
- Quality of Service
- VLANs
- Routing tables
- Power over Ethernet
A: Power over Ethernet
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Q: An administrator is asked to set up a home office for a user who would like to connect to the Internet and share files with all six computers in the home. Which of the following are the MINIMUM requirements if the user refuses to install wireless devices and all computers contain working network cards?
- Hub, Cables, Firewall
- Firewall, Router, Cables
- Switch, Firewall, Cables
- Router, Switch, Cables
A: Router, Switch, Cables
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Q: A switch can separate different subnets by configuring:
- VTP on each switch
- trunking on all ports
- VLANs throughout the ports
- STP on the main ports
A: VLANs throughout the ports
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Q: You are rearranging nodes on your Fast Ethernet network. Due to a necessarily hasty expansion, you have decided to supply power to a wireless router in a makeshift telco room using PoE.  What is the minimum cabling standard you must use to connect this wireless router to the network’s backbone?
- RG-6
- RG-59
- Cat 5
- SMF
- Cat 3
A: Cat 5
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Q: In NAT, how does an IP gateway ensure that outgoing traffic can traverse public networks?
- It modifies each outgoing frame’s Type field to indicate that the transmission is destined for a public network.
- It assigns each outgoing packet a masked ID via the Options field.
- It interprets the contents of outgoing packets to ensure that they contain no client  identifying information.
- It replaces each outgoing packet’s Source address field with a valid IP address.
- It modifies the frame length to create uniformly sized frames, called cells, which are required for public network transmission.
A: It replaces each outgoing packet’s Source address field with a valid IP address.
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Q: Which of the following allows a protocol analyzer on your network’s backbone switch to monitor all the traffic on a VLAN?
- Trunking
- Port mirroring
- Looping
- Spanning Tree Protocol
- Caching
A: Port mirroring
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Q: What types of switches propagate flawed packets and, therefore, can contribute to greater network congestion?
- Cut-through switches
- Transparent bridging switches
- Store-and-forward switches
- Content switches
- Trunking switches
A: Cut-through switches
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Q: Suppose you have created six subnets on your network, which leases a group of Class C IPv4 addresses. What subnet mask must you specify in  your clients’ configurations to adhere to your subnetting scheme?
- 255.255.255.6
- 255.255.255.128
- 255.255.255.192
- 255.255.255.224
- 255.255.255.0
A: 255.255.255.224
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Q: Which technology can be used to provide electrical power to a wireless access point that is not located new any AC power outlets.
- PPoE
- PoE
- PEoE
- ACoE
- DCoE
A: PoE
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Q: You are administering a small 10BaseT network.  Users are experiencing slow response.  You examine the transmit and collision lights on the hub and notice that there is not much traffic and that the collision light is flashing as often as the transmit light.  What is the most likely problem?
- A jabbering network card
- A network card on one of the clients is set for full-duplex
- A cable between the workstations and the server is broken
- A cable between the workstations and the hub is broken.
A: A network card on one of the clients is set for full-duplex
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Q: Wireless signals experience attenuation.
- True
- False
A: True
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Q: Spread spectrum is a popular way of making wireless transmissions more secure.
- True
- False
A: True
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Q: Wireless networks are laid out using the same topologies as wired networks.
- True
- False
A: False
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Q: An ad hoc arrangement would work well for a WLAN with many users.
- True
- False
A: False
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Q: In wireless communication, to exchange information, two antennas must be tuned to the same ____.
- frequency
- variance
- attenuation speed
- port
A: frequency
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Q: A directional antenna issues wireless signals along a(n) ____ direction.
- open
- narrow
- wide
- single
A: single
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Q: In ____, a wireless signal splits into secondary waves when it encounters an obstruction.
- reflection
- scattering
- diffraction
- bounce back
A: diffraction
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Q: ____ is a significant problem for wireless communications because the atmosphere is saturated with electromagnetic waves.
- Attenuation
- Fading
- Diffraction
- Interference
A: Interference
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Q: In ____ wireless systems, the transmitting antenna focuses its energy directly toward the receiving antenna which results in a point-to-point link.
- mobile
- variable
- fixed
- open
A: fixed
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Q: In ____ scanning, the station transmits a special frame, known as a probe, on all available channels within its frequency range.
- active
- passive
- fixed
- open
A: active
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Q: ____ is a command-line function for viewing and setting wireless interface parameters and it is common to nearly all versions of Linux and UNIX.
- ipconfig
- iwconfig
- config
- ivconfig
A: iwconfig
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Q: The use of multiple frequencies to transmit a signal is known as ____________________ technology.
A: spread-spectrum
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Q: The ____________________ is a unique character string used to identify an access point
A: SSID (service set identifier) / service set identifier / SSID
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Q: A(n) ____________________ assesses client requirements, facility characteristics, and coverage areas to determine an access point arrangement that will ensure reliable wireless connectivity within a given area.
A: site survey
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Q: To transmit and receive signals to and from multiple nodes in a three-story office building, what type of antenna should an access point use?
- Omnidirectional
- Unidirectional
- Bidirectional
- Tridirectional
A: Omnidirectional
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Q: You are setting up a WLAN for an insurance agency. The network includes 32 clients, three printers, two servers, and a DSL modem for Internet connectivity. What type of WLAN architecture would best suit this office?
- Ad hoc
- Interstitial
- Infrastructure
- Round robin
A: Infrastructure
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Q: Your office currently runs a mix of 802.11b and 802.11g clients. Rumor has it that your company is about to merge with another company that uses a different wireless technology. Which of the following would be compatible with what your WLAN currently runs?
- 802.11a
- 802.11n
- Bluetooth
- WiMAX
A: 802.11n
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Q: You’re working on a school district’s 802.11n WLAN. Within each school, several access points serve students, teachers, and administrators. So that users can move about the school with their laptops and not lose network connectivity, each of the access points must share which of the following?
- The same ESSID
- The same make and model
- The same average distance to the client
- The same location
A: The same ESSID
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Q: When a mobile WLAN user roams from access point A’s range into access point B’s range, what does it do automatically to maintain network connectivity?
- Associate with access point B in order to communicate with access point A
- Reassociate with access point B
- Reestablish its connection with access point A on another channel
- Nothing; the user must reestablish network connectivity manually
A: Reassociate with access point B
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Q: Which of the following will help an access point’s transmissions reach farther?
- Limiting the number of stations that may associate with the access point
- Boosting its signal strength
- Using the highest possible channel in the frequency band
- Configuring it to use 802.11n only
A: Boosting its signal strength
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Q: An administrator works for a law firm in an office building in a major city. After installing a new wireless access point, the administrator secures the device using WPA and then connects to it using a laptop. Which of the following would be the logical NEXT step in securing the device?
- Add a second SSID broadcast to the access point and name it the same as a neighboring company
- Change the wireless encryption type to WEP
- Remove the antennas
- Check neighboring offices for connectivity and reduce the signal strength appropriately
A: Check neighboring offices for connectivity and reduce the signal strength appropriately
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Q: A network administrator needs to implement a new wireless network for a coffee shop. The shop wants to allow users wireless access from anywhere in the shop, but not outside. Which of the following should be the GREATEST concern for the administrator?
- Channel
- Compatibility
- WAP placement
- Interference
A: WAP placement
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Q: Due to popular demand from employees who need to roam from one floor of your office building to another, you are expanding your wireless network. You want to ensure that mobile users enjoy uninterrupted network connectivity without having to reconfigure their workstations’ wireless network connection settings. Which of the following variables must you configure on your new access points to match the settings on existing access points?
- Administrator password
- Scanning rate
- SSID
- IP address
- Signal strength
A: SSID
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Q: A customer is considering upgrades his office to wireless. He wants the WAP place in his corner office to be sure he gets the highest bandwidth. What suggestions would you make to this customer? (Choose all that apply)
- Point out that he’s selfish since it is the employees that do most of the work
- Point out that WAPs place at edges of areas provide opportunity for eavesdropping.
- Pint out that a WAP in each corner of the building would give everyone optimal access
- Point out that multiple WAPs could be used to tailor the wireless environment this needs.
- Point out that WAPs should be placed as close to the center of the coverage area as possible.
A: Point out that WAPs place at edges of areas provide opportunity for eavesdropping.; Point out that multiple WAPs could be used to tailor the wireless environment this needs.; Point out that WAPs should be placed as close to the center of the coverage area as possible.
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Q: Suppose your Windows workstation’s wireless network adapter is configured to use the 802.11b wireless networking standard. Also, suppose a café you visit has an 802.11g access point.  Assuming you have the correct SSID and logon credentials, what will happen when you attempt to associate with the cafés wireless network?
- Your wireless networking client will be able to see the access point, but unable to associate with it.
- Your wireless networking client will not be able to see the access point.
- Your wireless networking client will be able to see the access point and attempt to associate with it, but the incompatible frequencies will prevent successful authentication.
- Your wireless networking client will be able to see the access point and attempt to associate with it, but the incompatible security techniques will prevent successful authentication.
- Your wireless networking client will be able to see the access point and successfully associate with it.
A: Your wireless networking client will be able to see the access point and successfully associate with it.
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Q: At which layer of the OSI model is error-checking and packet fragmentation handled in 802.11 networks.
- Network
- Physical
- LLC
- MAC
A: MAC
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Q: You are connected to a wireless network with multiple APs in an ESS.  Which term describes the process that occurs when you connect to a new access point after leaving the range of the previous one?
- Roving
- Association
- Reassociation
- Relocation
A: Reassociation
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Q: 802.11g is backward compatible with which other 802.11 specification?
- 802.11a
- 802.11b
- 802.11n
- All of the above
A: 802.11b
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Q: If you are connected to a network that uses DHCP, and you need to terminate your Windows workstation's DHCP lease, which of the following commands would you use?
- ipconfig /term
- ipconfig /exit
- ipconfig /release
- ipconfig /stop
A: ipconfig /release
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Q: On a client/server network running TCP/IPv4, what computer initiates the process of assigning an IP address through DHCP?
- The DHCP server
- The gateway
- The client's primary authentication server
- The client
A: The client
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Q: You are the network manager for a computer training center that allows clients to bring their own laptops to class for learning and taking notes. Clients need access to the Internet, so you have configured your network's DHCP server to issue them IP addresses automatically. What DHCP option should you modify to make sure you are not wasting addresses that were used by clients who have completed a class and no longer need them?
- The number of available addresses in the DHCP pool
- The subnet mask for client computers, to isolate their group of IP addresses
- The priority with which DHCP address requests are handled by the server
- The lease duration for client computers
A: The lease duration for client computers
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Q: Which of the following defines the length of time a device retains its IP address for?
- Scope
- Reservation
- Subnet
- Lease
A: Lease
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Q: You are setting up a new Windows 7 client to connect with your LAN, which relies on DHCP.  You made certain that the client has the TCP/IP protocol installed and is bound to its NIC. Which of the following must you do next to ensure that the client obtains correct TCP/IP information via DHCP?
- Make certain the client’s computer name and host name are identical.
- Enter the client’s MAC address in the DHCP server’s ARP table.
- Make sure the Client for Microsoft Networks service is bound to the client’s NIC.
- Enter the DHCP server address in the Windows 7 TCP/IP configuration.
- Nothing; in Windows 7, the DHCP option is selected by default, and the client will obtain IP addressing information upon connecting to the network.
A: Nothing; in Windows 7, the DHCP option is selected by default, and the client will obtain IP addressing information upon connecting to the network.
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Q: You are configuring a DHCP server. Which of the following variables refers to the range of IP addresses that you will make available to all nodes on a segment?
- Scope
- Lease
- Zone
- Netmask
- Period
A: Scope
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Q: A user calls the help desk after dialing into the RRAS server.  The user is unable to connect to the Internet with a Windows laptop.  Their IP address is 0.0.0.0   What is the most likely problem?
- The workstation has become unplugged from the network
- NetBIOS over TCP/IP has been disconnected
- The DNS server cannot be reached.
- The DHCP server cannot be reached.
A: The DHCP server cannot be reached.
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Q: Which statement is most true:
- DHCP lease termination must be negotiated by the client and server.
- DHCP leases can be terminated by either the client or the server.
- DHCP leases can only be terminated by the client.
- DHCP leases can only be terminated by the server.
A: DHCP leases can be terminated by either the client or the server.
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Q: You are implementing DHCP in a LAN environment that previously used static addresses.  The DHCP server is configured to assign addresses in the same address ranges as are currently being used.  You reconfigure most of the workstations to use DHCP.  Several are now inaccessible and cannot be reconfigured.  What is the cause of the problem?
- No network access is available until all machines are reconfigured
- Statically assigned addresses are being disabled
- The DHCP server has crashed
- IP Address conflicts are occurring
A: IP Address conflicts are occurring
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Q: If intermittent and difficult-to-diagnose wireless communication errors occur, ____ might be the culprit.
- incorrect encryption
- SSID mismatch
- interference
- incorrect antenna placement
A: interference
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Q: Which of the following is not true about multipath signaling?
- The more obstacles a wireless signal reflects or diffracts off, the better chance it has of reaching its destination.
- Multipath signaling uses less energy and results in clearer reception than line-of-sight signaling.
- Given that they follow multiple paths to their destination, signals will arrive at the same destination at slightly different times.
- The more obstacles between a wireless transmitter and receiver, the more signal fading will occur.
A: Multipath signaling uses less energy and results in clearer reception than line-of-sight signaling.
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Q: Suppose a user on your office network has changed the channel on which his wireless
NIC communicates. Assuming the wireless connection is his only access to the LAN,
what will happen when he next tries to send an e-mail?
- The e-mail program will take longer than usual to send his message.
- The e-mail program will respond with a message indicating it could not connect to the mail server.
- The e-mail program will send the message without problems.
- The e-mail program will request the user to supply his logon credentials again
before sending the message.
A: The e-mail program will respond with a message indicating it could not connect to the mail server.
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Q: Your organization is expanding and plans to lease 3000 square feet of space in a nearby building. Your supervisor asks you to conduct a site survey of the space. If conducted properly, which of the following will your site survey reveal?
- The optimal quantity and locations of access points for the WLAN
- All potential sources of EMI
- The distance between each workgroup area and telco room
- All of the above
A: All of the above
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Q: On your Linux workstation, you open a terminal window and type at the command prompt iwconfig eth0 key 5c00951b22. What have you done?
- Established the wireless interface’s mode of transmission
- Established the strength with which the wireless interface will transmit data
- Established the credentials the wireless interface will use to communicate securely with the access point
- Established the SSID with which the wireless interface will attempt to associate
A: Established the credentials the wireless interface will use to communicate securely with the access point
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Q: Suppose your office's only DNS server was down, and you wanted to view the DNS address record for your company's domain. Which of the following TCP/IP utilities would allow you to do this?
- nbtstat
- netstat
- traceroute
- dig
A: dig
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Q: When you use the mtr command to assess the path from your office workstation to a server on your company's WAN that's located in Spain, what is the first hop the mtr command will display?
- Your workstation's IP address
- Your default gateway's IP address
- Your ISP's router's IP address
- The Web server's address
A: Your default gateway's IP address
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Q: You are using your wireless LAN connection to copy documents to a shared folder on your company's file server, when suddenly the connection stalls out. You check your wireless connection status, which indicates that you are still associated with your AP. Next, you run a protocol analyzer program on your workstation, which indicates an excessive number of lost or dropped packets between your workstation and the AP. Which of the following causes could be at fault?
- Another user is attempting to log on under your user name.
- The access point has lost power.
- A source of excessive EMI has been introduced.
- Another AP has been added to the network.
A: A source of excessive EMI has been introduced.
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Q: A user is unable to connect to a network with encryption. The user is able to see the network and has the correct passphrase. Which of the following is MOST likely the problem?
- Encryption type
- SSID mismatch
- Standard mismatch
- Signal strength
A: Encryption type
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Q: You have just rearranged the access points on your small office network. Now a group of employees often cannot get their workstations to connect with a new 802.11n access point. You have confirmed that the workstations are using the correct SSID, security type, and passphrase. You have also confirmed that the access point is on and functioning properly because when you stand in the computer room where it’s located, you can connect to the access point from your smartphone. Which of the following is likely preventing the other users’ workstations from associating with the new access point?
- They are attempting to log on using incorrect user IDs.
- Their workstations are located beyond the access point’s range.
- Their workstations are set to use 802.11g.
- They have turned off their wireless antennas.
- Their wired NICs are causing addressing conflicts with their wireless NICs.
A: Their workstations are located beyond the access point’s range.
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Q: Which of the following does NOT represent a problem for a wireless signal?
- Cross-talk
- Attenuation
- EMI
- Mobile phones
A: Cross-talk
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Q: Your company allows support-call employees to work from home.  The company supplies employees with wireless laptops, wireless routers and DSL connections at their homes.  One employee complains of an intermittent connection.  The connection is fine until the employee gets a call and attempts to access the online database thorough his DSL connection.  What is the first question you would ask the employee?
- What type of phone are you using?
- Does your email work?
- Is the PC plugged into the router?
- Do you have any other applications open?
A: What type of phone are you using?
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Q: Which choice would be best for connecting to and performing the initial configuration on an 802.11g wireless router from your laptop?  The laptop has both wired and wireless capability.
- Connect wirelessly through the web interface of the router
- Connect directly to the WAN port with an RJ-45 patch cable.
- Connect wirelessly using factory defaults.
- Connect direct to a data port with an RJ-45 patch cable.
A: Connect direct to a data port with an RJ-45 patch cable.
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Q: What is the preferred SSID for an access point that is part of an ESS?
- SSID should match its workgroup
- SSID should match it location
- SSID should match its ESSID
- SSID should match its purpose
A: SSID should match its ESSID
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Q: Your company allows support-call employees to work from home.  The company supplies employees with wireless laptops, wireless routers and DSL connections at their homes.  One employee complains of an intermittent connection.  The problem only occurs just before lunch and before their afternoon snack of fresh popcorn.  What is the likely cause of the problem?
- Accidental closure of network connections
- It is normal for slowdown during these
- Microwave oven interference
- None of the above
A: Microwave oven interference
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Q: Concrete walls and large metal object reduce the communication range of which communication types:
- 802.11a
- 802.11b
- 802.11g
- 802.11n
- All of the above
A: All of the above
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Q: It is best to perform connectivity tests on a computer connected to a live network.
- True
- False
A: False
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Q: The ____ gateway is the gateway that first interprets its outbound requests to other subnets, and then interprets its inbound requests from other subnets.
- proxy
- core
- Internet
- default
A: default
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Q: The gateways that make up the Internet backbone are called ____ gateways.
- proxy
- core
- Internet
- default
A: core
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Q: The.backbone are called ____________________ gateways.
A: core
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Q: Continuity testers can only be used to test copper cable.
- True
- False
A: False
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Q: Which of the following identifies the VLAN to which each piece of data belongs?
- A shim added to each packet’s header
- An envelope that encapsulates each packet
- A tag added to each frame’s header
- A FCS added to each packet’s header
A: A tag added to each frame’s header
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Q: Suppose a user on your organization's network has changed the subnet mask value in his network interface's TCP/IP properties. Which of the following symptoms might he report when he calls the help desk?
- He cannot connect to the Internet.
- He cannot print to a shared printer on the network.
- He cannot save a document to the network's file server.
- All of the above
A: All of the above
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Q: Which of the following symptoms would probably be present if a client’s NIC was set to transmit data in half-duplex mode while the switch port to which it was attached was configured for full-duplex mode?
- Excessive normal collisions
- Giants
- Excessive late collisions
- Cross talk
A: Excessive late collisions
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Q: A user receives an information message on their computer stating a duplicate address exists. A technician would discover that which of the following is true?
- Wrong gateway
- Evil twin
- IP address conflict
- Wrong subnet mask
A: IP address conflict
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Q: A colleague calls you for help with his home office Internet connection. He is using an 802.11n access point/router connected to a DSL modem. The access point/router’s private IP address is 192.168.1.1 and it has been assigned an Internet routable IP address of 76.83.124.35. Your friend cannot connect to any resources on the Internet using his new Windows workstation.  You ask him to run the  ipconfig command and read the results to you. He says his workstation’s IP address is 192.168.1.3, the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, and the default gateway address is 192.168.1.3. What do you advise him to do next?
- Display his DNS information.
- Change his gateway address.
- Change his subnet mask.
- Try pinging the loopback address.
- Use the tracert command to contact the access point/router.
A: Change his gateway address.
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Q: When the route for an IP message to reach a destination is not known, the message is forwarded to _____________.
- The WINS server
- The default gateway
- The ARP cache
- The DNS server
A: The default gateway
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Q: An employee is complaining that when he turn his lights on in the office, he can’t connect to the network.  With the lights off, his system works fine.  What is the problem?
- The cabling system is faulty
- There is a voltage drop when the lights are turned on
- The NIC needs to be replaced
- All of the above
A: The cabling system is faulty
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Q: You are working on a small network that has frequent troubles at night.  The network almost never has trouble in the daytime while the lights are off.  This problem is most likely __________________
- Power sags due to the lights
- Incorrect cable routing
- The wrong protocol installed
- None of the above
A: Incorrect cable routing
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Q: You have just completed the installation of a network.  During testing, you find that you cannot access the Internet from you workstations.  You can ping from one workstation to the other.  What is the most likely cause of this problem?
- The default gateway is not set
- TCP/IP is not installed
- This is no DNS
- There is an incorrect subnet mask
A: The default gateway is not set
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Q: All non-local communications will be directed to the ________.
- Print server
- SQL server
- Exchange server
- The default gateway
- The DNS server
A: The default gateway
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Q: You install a new NIC in a workstation.  You cannot connect to the network.  There don’t appear to be any resource conflicts.  Everything seems configured and install correctly.  What should you try?
- Install anti-virus software
- Replace the workstations
- Replace the NIC
- Use a hardware loopback adapter
A: Use a hardware loopback adapter
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Q: You have placed a new NIC in your workstations.  Everything appears configured correctly although the LED on the back of the NIC is not lit and the NIC does not work.  What can you use to check to see it the NIC is sending data?
- Test probe
- Fox and hound
- TDR
- Loop back plug
A: Loop back plug
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Q: Which of the following would you use to get a MAC address without opening the computer case?
- netstat
- ping
- ipconfig
- Route
A: ipconfig
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Q: Which utility can be used to check the status of an IP connection?
- netstat
- ping
- atmcom
- route
A: ping
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Q: What are some common problems with TCP/IP? (Choose all that apply)
- Incorrect DNS and WINS information
- Incorrect subnet masks
- Incorrect or missing default gateway
- Duplicate IP addresses
A: Incorrect DNS and WINS information; Incorrect subnet masks; Incorrect or missing default gateway; Duplicate IP addresses
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Q: You can access your web server by its IP address but not by its host name.  What is the problem?
- lmhosts problem
- WINS problem
- DNS problem
- ARP problem
A: DNS problem
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Q: What device can you use to check if the network card is working?
- Terminator
- Hardware loopback
- Certifier
- TDR
A: Hardware loopback
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Q: Advances in NIC technology are making this hardware smarter than ever.
- True
- False
A: True
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Q: NICs contain a(n) ____, which transmits and receives data signals.
- keyboard port
- mouse port
- data transceiver
- antenna
A: data transceiver
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Q: By far, the most popular expansion board NIC today is one that uses a(n) ____ bus.
- onboard
- PCIe
- ExpressCard
- ISA
A: PCIe
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Q: PCIe slots vary depending on the number of ____ they support.
- lanes
- labels
- cards
- processors
A: lanes
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Q: Buses differ according to their ____.
- connectors
- resistance
- capacity
- speed
A: capacity
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Q: CompactFlash is an example of a peripheral device attached to the computer’s ____ bus.
- internal
- external
- onboard
- remote
A: external
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Q: To install a NIC, you must first install the ____.
- software
- hardware
- drivers
- bus
A: hardware
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Q: Each time a computer starts up, the device drivers for all its connected peripherals are loaded into ____.
- ROM
- EEPROM
- RAM
- CMOS
A: RAM
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Q: In general, a steady or blinking green LED, sometimes labeled ____,  indicates that the NIC is functional and has a connection to the network.
- LNK
- ACT
- TX
- RX
A: LNK
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Q: A hardware component that can be changed without disrupting operations is known as ____.
- fast-synching
- hot-synching
- hot-swappable
- fast-swappable
A: hot-swappable
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Q: A computer’s ____________________ is the circuit, or signaling pathway, used by the motherboard to transmit data to the computer’s components, including its memory, processor, hard disk, and NIC.
A: bus
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Q: A(n) ____________________ NIC is integrated into the motherboard.
A: on-board
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Q: A(n) ____________________ is software that enables an attached device to communicate with the computer’s operating system.
A: device driver / driver
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Q: Which of the following is a significant advantage to using an SFP interface on a router rather than an on-board NIC?
- The SFP will be capable of higher throughputs.
- The SFP can be added or removed without affecting operations, thus allowing for customization and future upgrades.
- The SFP can accept multiple types of connectors, allowing the router to connect two disparate network types.
- The SFP promises greater security, as it can encrypt and decrypt data.
A: The SFP can be added or removed without affecting operations, thus allowing for customization and future upgrades.
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Q: You are a network technician working on a 100Base-T network. A coworker has been having trouble logging on to the server and asks whether you can quickly tell her if her workstation’s NIC is operating properly. You do not have the NIC’s utility disk on hand, but you look at the back of her workstation and learn that although the NIC is properly installed and connected to the network, something’s wrong with it. What might you have seen that causes you to come to this conclusion?
- Its activity LED is blinking green.
- Its loopback plug is improperly terminated.
- It has two types of receptacles—SC and RJ-45—and the wrong one is in use.
- None of its LEDs are lit.
A: None of its LEDs are lit.
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Q: Which of the following is an advantage to virtualizing many servers in your data center, compared to running each server on a separate physical machine?
- Virtualization will improve the servers’ performance.
- Virtualization will conserve resources.
- Virtualization will make administration easier.
- Virtualization will save software costs.
A: Virtualization will conserve resources.
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Q: Which of the following applies to virtual machines, no matter what type of virtualization software they are created with?
- They can only belong to one VLAN.
- They cannot be addressed by clients on a physical LAN.
- They cannot be assigned Internet-routable IP addresses.
- They exist as files on the hard drive of their host.
A: They exist as files on the hard drive of their host.
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Q: You have created a virtual machine on your workstation so that you can test some new applications. You configured the VM’s hard disk space to be dynamically allocated. Which of the following will allocate more space for the VM when it needs it?
- Virtual switch
- Virtual adapter
- Hypervisor
- Virtual network manager
A: Hypervisor
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Q: You are running KVM on a Fedora Linux computer and have configured a virtual server to use the bridged networking type. The IP address of your host machine’s NIC is 192.168.25.71. Assuming your physical LAN uses DHCP, which of the following addresses is most likely the one assigned to your virtual server?
- 192.168.25.1
- 192.168.25.83
- 192.168.0.0
- Not enough information to draw a conclusion
A: 192.168.25.83
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Q: Which of the following is the default networking type assigned to vNICs in most virtualization programs?
- Host-only
- Grouped
- NAT
- Bridged
A: NAT
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Q: You have decided to create four virtual Web servers on a Windows 2008 R2 server using Hyper-V R2. Which of the following configuration options would you use to make sure the Web servers are accessible to users across the Internet?
- Private virtual network
- Host virtual network
- External virtual network
- Internal virtual network
A: External virtual network
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Q: You work second shift and share a desktop workstation with your colleagues who work on the first and third shifts. Each of you has a separate virtual machine on the workstation. When your third-shift coworker installs a new program on his VM, it causes the machine’s operating system to stop working. What happens as a consequence?
- Your VM’s operating system stops working.
- The host machine’s operating system stops working.
- Your VM and the host machine work as usual, but performance of all the VMs is compromised.
- Nothing changes for your VM.
A: Nothing changes for your VM.
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Q: Each of the VMs on your host computer is configured to use the NAT networking type. They can still pick up e-mail and surf the Web. How are they getting their IP addresses?
- From the host machine’s virtualization software
- From the DHCP server on the physical network
- From the router on the physical network
- From another VM on the host machine that’s configured to act as a DHCP server
A: From the host machine’s virtualization software
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Q: Which of the following network configuration types is best used for a company’s e-mail server?
- Host-only
- Bridged
- NAT
- Grouped
A: Bridged
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Q: Which of the following network configuration types prevents VMs from exchanging traffic with nodes other than the workstation they are installed on?
- Host-only
- Bridged
- NAT
- Grouped
A: Host-only
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Q: You manage a data center for a large ISP that hosts virtual Web and mail servers for many customers. One of your physical servers has four NICs and hosts four mail servers. How many vNICs can you assign to each of the mail servers?
- 1
- 2
- 4
- It depends on the virtualization software.
A: It depends on the virtualization software.
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Q: Because of the functions it performs, each port on a virtual switch can also be considered a:
- Virtual machine
- Virtual bridge
- Virtual router
- Virtual firewall
A: Virtual bridge
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Q: You have created multiple virtual machines on your workstation to test different unified communications programs. You want these machines to be available to your IT colleagues for testing, but you do not want the traffic generated by their use to interfere with routine business LAN traffic. Meanwhile, on another workstation a coworker has installed additional communications programs for review. You decide to create a new VLAN devoted to software evaluation. Where do you add your coworker’s virtual machines to the new VLAN?
- On your host workstation, where you established the new VLAN
- On the LAN switch, which manages the VLAN
- On your friend’s host workstation, where the virtual machines reside
- On the LAN router, which directs traffic between VLANs
A: On your friend’s host workstation, where the virtual machines reside
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Q: How must a physical NIC be configured so that it can connect its host’s VMs to multiple VLANs?
- As a trunk
- As a port group
- As a channel
- As a team
A: As a trunk
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Q: As a business owner, you have decided to outsource all of your company’s IT services to a cloud computing service provider. How can your clients and employees access these services?
- From a smartphone using cellular signals
- From a desktop workstation attached to a DSL Internet connection
- From a server at an office overseas, using a T1
- All of the above
A: All of the above
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Q: Using a virtualization program, you can create dozens of different VMs.
- True
- False
A: True
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Q: A VM must use the same operating system, type of CPU, storage drive, and NIC as the physical computer it resides on.
- True
- False
A: False
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Q: Most cloud service providers use virtualization software to supply multiple platforms to multiple users.
- True
- False
A: True
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Q: The physical computer on a virtual machine is known as a ____.
- guest
- client
- host
- server
A: host
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Q: Each VM is known as a ____.
- guest
- host
- client
- node
A: guest
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Q: ____ is the most widely implemented virtualization software today.
- Hyper-V
- Citrix
- VirtualBox
- VMware
A: VMware
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Q: To connect to a network, a virtual machine requires a ____.
- virtual switch
- virtual adapter
- physical switch
- virtual MAC address
A: virtual adapter
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Q: Upon creation, each vNIC is automatically assigned a ____.
- MAC address
- switch address
- block address
- reference address
A: MAC address
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Q: ____ connect vNICs with a network, whether virtual or physical.
- Virtual routers
- Virtual crossovers
- Virtual duplexers
- Virtual bridges
A: Virtual bridges
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Q: In the NAT networking mode, a vNIC relies on the ____ to act as a NAT device.
- guest machine
- reference machine
- host machine
- management machine
A: host machine
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Q: ____ mode is appropriate for test networks or if you simply need to install a different operating system on your workstation to use a program that is incompatible with your host’s operating system.
- Host-only
- NAT
- Bridged
- Blocked
A: Host-only
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Q: On network diagrams, the Internet is frequently depicted as a ____.
- block
- cloud
- line
- lightening bolt
A: cloud
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Q: ____ desktops are desktop operating environments hosted virtually, on a different physical computer from the one with which the user interacts.
- Virtual
- Physical
- Material
- Guest
A: Virtual
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Q: The software that allows you to define VMs and manages resource allocation and sharing among them is known as a(n) ____________________.
Correct Answer(s):
A: virtual machine manager / hypervisor / Hypervisor
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Q: A(n) ____________________ is a logically defined device that operates at the Data Link layer to pass frames between nodes.
A: virtual switch
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Q: In bridged mode, a(n) ____________________ accesses a physical network using the host machine’s NIC.
A: vNIC
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Q: ____________________ refers to the flexible provision of data storage, applications, or services to multiple clients over a network.
A: Cloud computing
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Q: Which of the following virtual devices is the BEST to use to host a company's website?
- PBX
- Server
- Switch
- Desktop
A: Server
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Q: You have installed and configured two virtual Web servers and a virtual mail server on a physical server. What networking mode will you assign to each server’s vNIC to ensure that the virtual machines hosts on the Internet can access the virtual machines?
- NAT
- Bridged
- Host-only
- Internal
- Grouped
A: Bridged
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Q: You want to add the five virtual machines that exist on your host machine to the Staff VLAN at your office. Which of the following must your host machine’s NIC support?
- CSMA/CA
- Channel bonding
- MIMO
- Trunking
- OSPF
A: Trunking
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Q: A virtual switch includes several virtual ports, each of which can be considered a:
- Virtual repeater
- Virtual router
- Virtual gateway
- Virtual hub
- Virtual bridge
A: Virtual bridge
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Q: Which term best describes the capability of cloud computer to dynamically resize service and storage capabilities?
- Self-service
- Metered service
- Elastic
- Multiple platform support
A: Elastic
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Q: _______________ is the emulation of a computer, operating system or application on a physical system.
- Hosting
- Virtualization
- Remote access
- Remote virtual computing
A: Virtualization
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Q: In this mode the vNIC access the network through the host’s adapter.  It receives it own IP address, default gateway and netmask from the DHCP server.
- Bridged
- Hyper-V
- NAT
- Host only
A: Bridged
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Q: Which of the following is false, regarding virtualization?
- Efficiently user resources
- Simple backup are possible, but recoveries are not 100% reliable
- Reduced cost and increased energy savings
- Fault and threat isolation
A: Simple backup are possible, but recoveries are not 100% reliable
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Q: RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) operates at which OSI layer?
- LLC
- Session
- Application
- Transport
A: Application
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