1.Easy
What does a packet header mainly contain?
- AControl information such as source and destination addresses
- BThe website's text and images
- CThe cable type used for the link
- DThe user's actual file contents, split into equal-sized pieces
2.Easy
What does "latency" mean in networking?
- AThe error rate of a cable
- BThe number of devices on a network
- CThe maximum amount of data per second that a link can carry
- DThe delay for data to travel from source to destination
3.Easy
In networking, a protocol is:
- AA list of all devices on a network
- BA program that blocks viruses
- CA set of rules for the format and order of messages
- DA physical cable between two devices
4.Medium
What is the network address of the host 192.168.10.77/26?
- A192.168.10.64
- B192.168.10.0
- C192.168.10.128
- D192.168.10.76
5.Medium
Which host is in the same /16 subnet as 10.1.2.3?
- A10.2.2.3
- B10.0.2.3
- C11.1.2.3
- D10.1.200.5
6.Medium
How does a stateful firewall differ from a simple packet filter?
- AIt tracks connections and allows replies that belong to established sessions
- BIt blocks all incoming traffic without exceptions, including replies to outgoing requests
- CIt only checks the MAC address of each frame
- DIt encrypts every packet it forwards
7.Hard
Which mechanism prevents broadcast loops in a network with redundant switch links?
- AARP caching
- BSpanning Tree Protocol
- CNAT
- DDHCP snooping
8.Hard
An 8-port switch (no VLANs) has one host on each port. How many collision domains and broadcast domains are there?
- A8 collision domains, 1 broadcast domain
- B1 collision domain, 8 broadcast domains
- C1 collision domain, 1 broadcast domain
- D8 collision domains, 8 broadcast domains
Answer key
- 1. A · Control information such as source and destination addresses
- 2. D · The delay for data to travel from source to destination
- 3. C · A set of rules for the format and order of messages
- 4. A · 192.168.10.64
- 5. D · 10.1.200.5
- 6. A · It tracks connections and allows replies that belong to established sessions
- 7. B · Spanning Tree Protocol
- 8. A · 8 collision domains, 1 broadcast domain
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