CCNA 1 v3.1 Module 5 Review.

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CCNA 1 v3.1 Module 5 Review

Which layer of the OSI model covers physical media?

Which of the following companies are responsible for creating and implementing the first Ethernet LAN specifications? (Choose three.) Intel Digital Microsoft Hewlett Packard Xerox Cisco Intel Digital Microsoft Hewlett Packard Xerox Cisco

Which type of connector supports 100BASE-T Ethernet over Category 5e UTP? RJ-45

In which of the following situations would a straight-through cable be used? Note: Count the crossover connections. You need an odd number of crossover connections in order to have communication. If you have an odd number of crossover connections to start with, then you use a straight-through cable. A PC NIC has a straight-through port. A hub has crossover ports, except for the daisy-chain port. A switch has crossover ports. A router has straight-through ports. switch to PC router to router router to switch router to PC switch to hub PC to hub switch to PC router to router router to switch router to PC switch to hub PC to hub

What are the reasons for the Four Repeater Rule of 10 Mbps Ethernet What are the reasons for the Four Repeater Rule of 10 Mbps Ethernet? (Name two.) to prevent late collisions to limit latency

What are 2 major benefits of wireless networks when compared to wired networks? mobility no need to run cables to hosts

What are 3 types of hubs? active passive Intelligent

What are 2 other names for a hub? concentrator multiport repeater

What are 3 benefits of peer-to-peer networks? easy to create no centralized equipment required centralized administrator not required

What are 3 advantages of client/server networks? centralized security centralized backups enhanced network services

What is the recommended maximum number of workstations configured on a peer-to-peer network? 10

What are the two basic functions of a switch? switching data frames build and maintain tables

What must be connected to the DB-15 AUI port to provide connectivity for an RJ-45 terminated cable? transceiver

At which layer of the OSI model is a NIC classified? Data link

Which protocol is typically used to carry data over an ISDN B channel? PPP

An ISDN BRI connection is composed of how many bearer channels? 2 Remember the 2B+D rule: 2 bearer channels for voice and data and 1 D channel for signaling to carry instructions

Which port on a router is used with a modem to make configuration changes? Aux

What type of network cable is used between a terminal and a console port? rollover or Console cable

What 2 devices provide signal clocking for WAN serial transmission? DCE CSU/DSU

Which address does a bridge use to make filtering and switching decisions? destination MAC

What are 2 technologies used in wireless data transmission? Infrared RF Radio Frequency

In a UTP crossover cable, which 2 pairs of pins are crossed? 1 and 2 3 and 6

Which layer of the OSI model addresses cable and connector type? physical

What is the most widely used LAN technology? Ethernet

What are the correct standards and pin locations for the Green/White and Green wire pair when building a crossover cable.? 568A Pins 1 and 2 568B Pins 3 and 6