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50.What is the function of the Network layer of the OSI Model?
a.to manage the flow of communications over a channel
b.to add segmentation and assembly information
c.to encode and encrypt data
d.to add logical addresses and properly route data
e.to apply electrical pulses to the wire
51.Which of the following utilities could you use to log on to a UNIX host?
a.NTP
b.ARP
c.PING
d.Telnet
e.SNMP
52.On your UNIX workstation, what command would you type at the shell prompt to send a file to the printer queue?
a.prn file
b.lpr file
c.lpd file
d.ftp file
e.ps file
53.What is the default subnet mask for the following IP address: 154.13.44.87?
a.255.255.255.255
b.255.255.255.0
c.255.255.0.0
d.255.0.0.0
e.0.0.0.0
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54. Which of the following diagrams illustrates a FDDI network?
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55.You are a support technician installing 13 new Windows XP workstations on your company’s network, which relies on several Windows Server 2003 servers for authentication and file sharing, one Fedora Core Linux e-mail server, and one Fedora Core Linux proxy server.The network runs the TCP/IP protocol over 100BASE-TX Ethernet technology. It also uses DHCP and NAT. Which of the following settings must you manually specify on each workstation so that their users can pick up their Internet e-mail from the Linux e-mail server?
a.DNS server address
b.IP address
c.WINS server name
d.NTP server address
e.SMTP server name
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56.Which of the following IEEE committees designs standards for Token Ring networks?
a.802.2
b.802.3
c.802.5
d.802.7
e.802.11
57.You have decided to create two separate VLANs in your office: one for computers on the first floor of your building and one for computers on the second floor. What type of device will you need in order for clients on the first floor to communicate with clients on the second floor?
a.router
b.switch
c.bridge
d.hub
e.repeater
58.Which application on the Mac OS X Server allows the administrator to create new users and groups?
a.Console One
b.Workgroup Manager
c.MMC
d.User Manager
e.Monitor
59.What types of files does an incremental backup save?
a.data that changed prior to the previous incremental backup
b.data that changed since the previous full or incremental backup
c.all data, regardless of whether it has changed
d.data that was backed up exactly a week previously
e.data that users have flagged for backup since the last backup occurred
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60.You are setting up a new Windows XP client to connect with your LAN, which relies on DHCP.You made certain that the client has the TCP/IP protocol installed and bound to its NIC.Which of the following must you do next to ensure that the client obtains correct TCP/IP information via DHCP?
a.Make certain the client’s computer name and host name are identical.
b.Enter the client’s MAC address in the DHCP server’s ARP table.
c.Make sure the Client for Microsoft Networks service is bound to the client’s NIC.
d.Enter the DHCP server address in the Windows XP TCP/IP configuration.
e.Nothing; in Windows XP the DHCP option is selected by default and the client will obtain IP addressing information upon connecting to the network.
61.You are a support technician installing a new NIC on a Windows XP workstation. After physically installing the NIC, then installing the appropriate device driver for the NIC, you restart the workstation. Upon restarting, an error indicates that the NIC is attempting to use an IRQ already in use by another device.The workstation’s Device Manager window indicates that both the NIC and the sound card are attempting to use IRQ 11. Of the following IRQs, which one could you most likely assign to the new NIC so that it will not conflict with another device?
a.4
b.6
c.9
d.13
e.15
62.Which three of the following components must be installed on a Windows XP workstation for it to successfully connect to a Windows Server 2003 file server over the network?
a.NIC
b.Client for Microsoft Networks
c.file-sharing services
d.protocol(s)
e.Microsoft Family Logon
63.Which one of the following media is most resistant to EMI?
a.coaxial cable
b.UTP cable
c.STP cable
d.fiber-optic cable
e.microwaves
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64.In the following figure, if router B suffers a failure, how will this failure affect nodes 1 through 9?
a.They will only be unable to access the Internet.
b.They will be unable to access the Internet and either nodes 10 through 14 or 15 through 20.
c.They will be unable to access the Internet, other nodes on the WAN, and other nodes on the LAN.
d.They will be unable to access the Internet and nodes 10 through 20.
e.Their connectivity will not be affected.
65.Which of the following specifies standards for naming and accessing objects in an NOS's directory and thereby improves interoperability?
a.ANSI
b.LDAP
c.AFP
d.OSPF
e.WINS
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Appendix C
Visual Guide to
Connectors
Throughout this book, you learned about several different cabling and connector options that may be used on networks. Some, such as RJ-45, are very common, whereas others, such as Fiber LC connectors, are used only on newer high-speed networks. So that you can compare such connectors and ensure that you understand their differences, this Appendix compiles drawings of the connectors and a brief summary of their application in a simple table.You must be familiar with the most popular types of connectors to qualify for Network+ certification.You can find more detail about these connectors and the networks on which they are used in Chapters 3 and 5.
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