1.Easy
Which IEEE standard family defines wired Ethernet?
- AIEEE 802.16
- BIEEE 802.3
- CIEEE 802.11
- DIEEE 802.5
2.Easy
In networking, what does bandwidth usually refer to?
- AThe share of packets that are lost
- BThe maximum data rate a link can carry
- CThe number of hops to a destination
- DThe delay before data arrives
3.Easy
A MAC address identifies:
- AA router's public IP
- BA network interface on the local link
- CA website
- DA user account
4.Medium
What uniquely identifies one end of a TCP connection on the internet?
- AA domain name alone
- BA subnet mask and gateway
- CA MAC address alone
- DAn IP address together with a port number
5.Medium
HTTP is stateless. How do websites usually keep a user logged in across requests?
- ABy storing the password in the URL
- BBy keeping the TCP connection open for days
- CBy giving each user a fixed IP address
- DWith cookies holding a session identifier or token
6.Medium
What does an MX record in DNS specify?
- AThe IPv4 address of a web server
- BThe name servers for a zone
- CThe mail servers that accept email for a domain
- DAn alias name for another host
7.Hard
What is the maximum transmission unit (MTU) of standard Ethernet payload?
- A1500 bytes
- B65,535 bytes
- C64 bytes
- D9000 bytes in every network
8.Hard
By the Nyquist formula, what is the maximum bit rate of a noiseless 3 kHz channel using 4 signal levels?
- A12 kbit/s
- B24 kbit/s
- C3 kbit/s
- D6 kbit/s
Answer key
- 1. B · IEEE 802.3
- 2. B · The maximum data rate a link can carry
- 3. B · A network interface on the local link
- 4. D · An IP address together with a port number
- 5. D · With cookies holding a session identifier or token
- 6. C · The mail servers that accept email for a domain
- 7. A · 1500 bytes
- 8. A · 12 kbit/s
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