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-n wireless 3A's &SS without an A" is called a a. Infrastructure network b. Ad hoc network c. E=tended ser2ice set d. Piconet. A source of address on an Ethernet network can be any of these types E!E"# a. Unicast b. Anycast c. Multicast d. Broadcast. 8ou ha2e implemented 93A's and segmented the network to
-n wireless 3A's &SS without an A" is called a a. Infrastructure network b. Ad hoc network c. E=tended ser2ice set d. Piconet. A source of address on an Ethernet network can be any of these types E!E"# a. Unicast b. Anycast c. Multicast d. Broadcast. 8ou ha2e implemented 93A's and segmented the network to
-n wireless 3A's &SS without an A" is called a a. Infrastructure network b. Ad hoc network c. E=tended ser2ice set d. Piconet. A source of address on an Ethernet network can be any of these types E!E"# a. Unicast b. Anycast c. Multicast d. Broadcast. 8ou ha2e implemented 93A's and segmented the network to
1. Answer ALL questions in SECTION A, SECTION B and
SECTION C. 2. Answer ANY THREE (3) questions out of FIVE (5) in SECTION D. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: 1. Start answering each question on the NEW page of the answer sheet /booklet. 1 SECTION A Answer ALL multiple-choice questions 1. A source of address on an Ethernet network can be any of these types E!E"#
a. unicast b. anycast c. multicast d. broadcast 2. $iber networks use what kind of connectors % a. S! b. &'! c. ()-*+ d. ()-11 ,. -EEE designates #hicknet as.......Ethernet. a. 1/&ase+ b. 1/&ase# c. 1/&ase1/ d. 1/&ase2 2 *. 0hat are the benefits of fiber-optic cable% a. high bandwidth b. small si1e c. immunity from electromagnetic interference d. all of the abo2e +. A person working on a computer in a different geographical location from the 3A'4s ser2er is referred to as a5n6 ......... a. file ser2er b. remote user c. peer-to-peer d. gateway 7. 8our network has 1// nodes on a single broadcast domain. 8ou ha2e implemented 93A's and segmented the network to ha2e 2 93A's of +/ nodes each. #he resulting broadcast traffic effecti2ely: a. increases two fold b. remains same c. decreases by half d. increases * fold ;. -n wireless 3A's< &SS without an A" is called a a. infrastructure network b. ad hoc network c. e=tended ser2ice set d. piconet , >. Suppose an organi1ation is gi2en the block 1;.12.*/.//27< how many addresses can be created in this organi1ation% a. 27 b. 7 c. 7* d. ,7 ?. ............ is a quick solution to the problem of -" address shortage. a. 'etwork prefi= b. !-@( c. -"9* d. 'A# 1/. 0hat layer handles data frames between the 'etwork and "hysical layers a. "resentation b. 'etwork c. @ata 3ink d. "hysical 11. #he type of the address of *A:,/:1/:21:1/:1A is a. &roadcast b. Aulticast c. Bnicast d. Cmnicast 12. -EEE has defined the specification for wireless 3A'< called -EEE ............ a. >/2.1 b. >/2.17 * c. >/2., d. >/2.11 1,. (adio wa2es use ............ antennas that send out signals in all directions. a. Sky-propagation b. unidirectional c. bi-directional d. omni-directional 1*. 0hich of the following statements about star topologies is false% a. A star topology is more reliable than a mesh topology b. #he hub is a most critical node in a star network c. Ser2icing and maintenance of a star network is relati2ely easy d. $ailure in an outlying node in a star network 1+. 0hich of the following transmission media is most resistant to interference% a. (adio frequency b. !oa=ial cable c. #errestrial microwa2e d. Satellite microwa2e 17. 8ou ha2e configured your network to ha2e , 93A's. Dow many broadcast domains do you ha2e% a. 1 b. 2 c. , d. * 1;. 0hich protocol sends electronic mail% + a. Aail #ransfer b. "C", c. $#" d. SA#" 1>. 0hat is the default subnet mask for a class ! address% i. 2++./././ ii. 2++.2++././ iii. 2++.2++.2++./ i2. 2++.2++.2++.2++ 1?. #he numbers 12; through 1?1 in the first octets of the an -" address< indicate that the address is a5n6 ........ a. !lass A b. !lass & c. !lass ! d. !lass @ 2/. #he type of the address of *A:,/:1/:21:1/:1A is a. &roadcast b. Aulticast c. Bnicast d. Cmnicast (Total : 2 !a"#$) 7 SECTION B Answer ALL true/false questions 1. "eer-to-peer network is a type of networking in which each computer can be a client to other computers and also act as a ser2er. E #rue E $alse 2. 'CS is an in-house #!"/-" based network for use within a company. E #rue E $alse ,. Any two computers that communicate across a network must share a common language called a medium. E #rue E $alse *. Among all physical topologies mesh is the most fault tolerant. E #rue E $alse +. 0hen two cables run side by side< signals tra2eling down one wire might interfere with signals tra2eling on the other wire. #his is called attenuation. E #rue E $alse ; 7. 3ine-of-sight networks require an unobstructed 2iew< or a clear line of sight< between the transmitter and recei2er. E #rue E $alse ;. #he most commonly used frequencies for wireless data communications are radio wa2e and infrared only. E #rue E $alse >. S#" cable protects signals from cross signaling that can result from other< nearby cables. E #rue E $alse ?. #he port address< also known as the link address< is the address of a node as defined by its 3A' or 0A'. E #rue E $alse 1/. #he part of the address that defines the network is called the suffi=. E #rue E $alse (Total: % !a"#$) > SECTION C Answer ALL fill-in-the-blanks questions 1. A ....... is a component that pro2ides a common connection point for computers< printers< and other network de2ices in a star topology network. 2. A ........ allows each station on an Ethernet 3A' to ha2e the entire capacity of the network itself. ,. A ........ is used to Foin two network segments togetherG it allows computers on either segment to access resources on the other. #hey can also be used to di2ide large networks into smaller segments. *. ........... is the most widely used local area network protocol. +. $or readability purposes< humans typically work with -" addresses in a notation called ............... #his notation places periods between each of the four numbers 5octets6 that comprise an -" address. 7. -"27 addresses are ................. long. ;. .....................is a specification for a set of communication protocols to standardi1e the way that wireless de2ices< such as cellular telephones and radio transcei2ers< can be used for -nternet access< including e-mail< the 0orld 0ide 0eb< newsgroups< and instant messaging >. A/An ............ is a pri2ate network utili1ing -nternet-type tools< but a2ailable only within that organi1ation. ?. Any two computers that communicate across a network must share a common language called a ................ 1/. ...................... is a standard for data transmission on fiber optic lines in a local area network that can e=tend in range up to 2// km 512* miles6. (Total: % !a"#$) ? 1/ SECTION D Answer ANY THREE (3) questions out of FIVE (5) &'ESTION % a6 E=plain #0C different classes of transmission media and list the types in each class. (( !a"#$) g6 E=plain refraction and reflection in fiber-optic transmission. () !a"#$) c6 0hat is the purpose of the twisting in twisted-pair cable% (2 !a"#$) d6 E=plain the propagation methods in wireless transmission. (* !a"#$) (Total: 2 !a"#$) &'ESTION 2 a6 $ill up the first byte 2alues for both the notations in the table below (5 !a"#$) b6 -n a block of addresses< we know the -" address of one host is 2+.,*.12.+7/17. 0hat are the first address and the last address in this block% () !a"#$) c6 An organi1ation is granted the block 1,/.+7././/17. #he administrator wants to create 1/2* subnets. i. $ind the subnet mask. 11 ii. $ind the number of addresses in each subnet. iii. $ind the first and last addresses in subnet 1. i2. $ind the first and last address in subnet 1/2*. (%% !a"#$) (Total: 2 !a"#$) &'ESTION 3 a6 -EEE >/2.11 is the standard defined for wireless 3A'. i. E=plain two kinds of ser2ices as defined in -EEE >/2.11. (* !a"#$) ii. E=plain three types of stations as defined in -EEE >/2.11. (* !a"#$) b6 &luetooth is another wireless 3A' technology. i. E=plain the use of &luetooth and its limitations. () !a"#$) ii. E=plain the types of &luetooth networks. () !a"#$) (Total: 2 !a"#$) &'ESTION ) a6 3ist four Ethernet standards and state the data transmission rate of each. () !a"#$) b6 -n standard Ethernet< the '-! of each station in a network pro2ides a physical address. E=plain the types of addresses of a source address and a destination address in standard Ethernet. (( !a"#$) c6 E=plain two ad2antages of bridged Ethernet in terms of bandwidth and collision. (( !a"#$) (Total: 2 !a"#$) &'ESTION 5 a6 #he use of an ideal network topology is crucial. @iscuss ) (FO'R) factors you will take into consideration before implementing a network topology. 12 (( !a"#$) b6 &riefly e=plain FO'R ()) common types of network topologies. (%2 !a"#$) (Total: 2 !a"#$) + END OF &'ESTION ,A,ER + 1,