1.Easy
Which device simply repeats every incoming signal out of all its other ports?
- AA hub
- BA router
- CA switch
- DA firewall
2.Easy
Which IEEE standard family defines wired Ethernet?
- AIEEE 802.16
- BIEEE 802.3
- CIEEE 802.5
- DIEEE 802.11
3.Easy
In networking, what does bandwidth usually refer to?
- AThe delay before data arrives
- BThe maximum data rate a link can carry
- CThe number of hops to a destination
- DThe share of packets that are lost
4.Medium
Why does a switch sometimes send a frame out of all ports except the one it came in on?
- AThe switch is acting as a router
- BThe frame is too large for one port
- CThe frame has a wrong IP checksum and must be checked by every host
- DThe destination MAC address is not yet in its address table
5.Medium
What is the purpose of the TCP three-way handshake?
- ATo find the IP address of a host before data can be sent to it
- BTo close a connection quickly
- CTo establish a connection and synchronise sequence numbers
- DTo encrypt the data
6.Medium
Which single prefix summarises both 192.168.0.0/24 and 192.168.1.0/24?
- A192.168.0.0/25
- B192.168.0.0/22
- C192.168.0.0/23
- D192.168.1.0/23
7.Hard
The count-to-infinity problem occurs in which kind of routing protocol, and what helps against it?
- APath-vector; longer AS paths
- BStatic routing; adding default routes
- CDistance-vector; split horizon and poison reverse
- DLink-state; flooding link updates
8.Hard
In the TCP/IP model, which layer adds port numbers?
- AInternet layer
- BTransport layer
- CLink layer
- DApplication layer
Answer key
- 1. A · A hub
- 2. B · IEEE 802.3
- 3. B · The maximum data rate a link can carry
- 4. D · The destination MAC address is not yet in its address table
- 5. C · To establish a connection and synchronise sequence numbers
- 6. C · 192.168.0.0/23
- 7. C · Distance-vector; split horizon and poison reverse
- 8. B · Transport layer
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