1.Easy
What does "latency" mean in networking?
- AThe delay for data to travel from source to destination
- BThe error rate of a cable
- CThe number of devices on a network
- DThe maximum amount of data per second that a link can carry
2.Easy
What is the main job of a firewall?
- ATo convert domain names into addresses
- BTo assign IP addresses to hosts
- CTo speed up downloads by caching files
- DTo allow or block traffic according to security rules
3.Easy
In networking, a protocol is:
- AA program that blocks viruses
- BA physical cable between two devices
- CA list of all devices on a network
- DA set of rules for the format and order of messages
4.Medium
Which medium access method did classic shared (half-duplex) Ethernet use?
- AToken passing
- BTDMA
- CCSMA/CA
- DCSMA/CD
5.Medium
A router has routes for 10.0.0.0/8 and 10.1.0.0/16. Which route does it use for a packet to 10.1.5.5?
- ABoth routes, splitting the traffic equally
- B10.1.0.0/16, because it is the longest matching prefix
- C10.0.0.0/8, because it was added first
- D10.0.0.0/8, because it covers more addresses than the /16
6.Medium
How long does it take to put a 1500-byte packet onto a 12 Mbit/s link (transmission delay)?
- A8 ms
- B1 ms
- C12 ms
- D0.125 ms
7.Hard
Why does IPv6 not need NAT for address shortage?
- AIts 128-bit address space is large enough to give every device a global address
- BIPv6 encrypts all addresses
- CIPv6 does not use addresses
- DIPv6 only works on local networks, so addresses never need to be shared globally
8.Hard
By Shannon's theorem, what is the capacity of a 1 MHz channel with a signal-to-noise ratio of 255?
- A2 Mbit/s
- B1 Mbit/s
- C8 Mbit/s
- D255 Mbit/s
Answer key
- 1. A · The delay for data to travel from source to destination
- 2. D · To allow or block traffic according to security rules
- 3. D · A set of rules for the format and order of messages
- 4. D · CSMA/CD
- 5. B · 10.1.0.0/16, because it is the longest matching prefix
- 6. B · 1 ms
- 7. A · Its 128-bit address space is large enough to give every device a global address
- 8. C · 8 Mbit/s
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