Exam 21: Local Area Networking

Under the class system, how many host IDs were available in a Class B network?

What is the address of the "LAN" side of a router called?

Suppose a network is characterized as /20.What does this mean? How many host IDs can the network support?

Network techs use a device called a(n) _______________ for help in tracing cables.

What does DNS stand for and what does it do?

What is the Linux/Mac OS equivalent of ipconfig?

What is the difference between full-duplex and half-duplex NICs?

To have network connectivity, you need a connected NIC, a properly _______________ TCP/IP, and a(n) _______________.

Describe the features of a network domain.

What should be entered at a command prompt to view all of a user's TCP/IP settings?

Explain the difference between TCP and UDP.

How many bits are in an IP/v6 address?

The IP address 2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334 is an example of a(n) _______________ address.

The _______________ utility verifies that you can communicate with a remote system.

You install a state of the art NIC, but Windows doesn't automatically install the driver.What do you do?

Describe the features of a Homegroup.

Which utility shows the route that a packet takes to get to its destination?

What four entries should be entered for a computer to connect to a network?

With CIDR, network techs refer to the subnet mask by the number of _______________ it contains.

What is the connectionless, unreliable data transfer protocol within the TCP/IP suite?