1.Easy
What does a VPN mainly provide?
- AA faster physical connection to the internet through a dedicated line
- BAutomatic backup of files to a server
- CA free public IP address for every device
- DAn encrypted tunnel across an untrusted network such as the internet
2.Easy
Which protocol gives secure, encrypted remote login to another computer?
- ATelnet
- BSNMP
- CFTP
- DSSH
3.Easy
What does LAN stand for?
- ALogical address number
- BLocal area network
- CLarge access network
- DLinked application node
4.Medium
Which IPv4 header field stops packets from circulating forever in a routing loop?
- AHeader checksum
- BTime to live (TTL)
- CIdentification
- DType of service
5.Medium
How does a stateful firewall differ from a simple packet filter?
- AIt blocks all incoming traffic without exceptions, including replies to outgoing requests
- BIt encrypts every packet it forwards
- CIt only checks the MAC address of each frame
- DIt tracks connections and allows replies that belong to established sessions
6.Medium
Using even parity, which parity bit is added to the data bits 1011001?
- A2
- B1
- C4
- D0
7.Hard
Which mechanism prevents broadcast loops in a network with redundant switch links?
- ASpanning Tree Protocol
- BDHCP snooping
- CNAT
- DARP caching
8.Hard
Which routing protocol is a link-state protocol?
- ABGP
- BRIP
- COSPF
- DARP
Answer key
- 1. D · An encrypted tunnel across an untrusted network such as the internet
- 2. D · SSH
- 3. B · Local area network
- 4. B · Time to live (TTL)
- 5. D · It tracks connections and allows replies that belong to established sessions
- 6. D · 0
- 7. A · Spanning Tree Protocol
- 8. C · OSPF
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