1.Easy
What is throughput?
- AThe rate at which data is actually delivered successfully
- BThe number of routers on a path
- CThe time a packet takes to cross a link
- DThe theoretical maximum rate a link can carry under ideal conditions
2.Easy
Which IPv4 address is the standard loopback address of a host?
- A192.168.0.1
- B127.0.0.1
- C0.0.0.0
- D255.255.255.255
3.Easy
Which device simply repeats every incoming signal out of all its other ports?
- AA hub
- BA router
- CA firewall
- DA switch
4.Medium
Which IPv4 header field stops packets from circulating forever in a routing loop?
- AType of service
- BTime to live (TTL)
- CIdentification
- DHeader checksum
5.Medium
What does ARP do?
- AFinds the MAC address that belongs to an IP address on the local network
- BResolves domain names
- CAssigns IP addresses automatically to hosts when they join the local network
- DRoutes packets on the internet
6.Medium
Which metric does RIP use to choose routes?
- AMeasured delay
- BLink bandwidth
- CHop count
- DBusiness policy
7.Hard
Hosts in VLAN 10 and VLAN 20 on the same switch cannot communicate. What is needed?
- AA router or layer 3 switch to route between the VLANs
- BA hub connected to both VLANs
- CThe same MAC address on both hosts
- DA longer cable between the hosts
8.Hard
Which routing protocol is a link-state protocol?
- ABGP
- BOSPF
- CARP
- DRIP
Answer key
- 1. A · The rate at which data is actually delivered successfully
- 2. B · 127.0.0.1
- 3. A · A hub
- 4. B · Time to live (TTL)
- 5. A · Finds the MAC address that belongs to an IP address on the local network
- 6. C · Hop count
- 7. A · A router or layer 3 switch to route between the VLANs
- 8. B · OSPF
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