Network Quiz
What is the minimum number of routers that can be used to connect 4 networks?
1
A server can be defined as:
1. A computer dedicated to running one or more server programs 2. A computer that has fast CPU, large memory, and powerful operating system 3. A program that waits passively for communication
Which of the following is an IPv6 address in proper notation.
1. FE80::2AA:FF:FE9A:4CA2 2. 2607:f8b0:4004:806::1013 3. FE80:0:0:0:02AA:00FF:FE9A:4CA2 4. ABCD::4
What are the three parts of an IPv6 address?
1. Global Prefix 2. Subnet 3. Interface
Which of the following incompatibilities prevent two networks from simply being directly connected (bridged)?
1. Network Hardware (Layer 1) 2. Addresses (Layer 3) 3. Frames (Layer 2)
Which of the following could be a host? (look up the product if you are unsure of the features)
1. Samsung UHD 4K HU8550 Series Smart TV 2. Apple iPhone 6 Plus
Which of the following statements describe a connection-oriented interaction?
1. The pair uses the connection to exchange data 2. A pair of applications request a connection to each other
HTML can be defined as:
1. a markup language 2. declarative 3. a representation standard
Recent trends in computer networks and the Internet include:
1. cloud computing 2. sensor networks 3. high-quality teleconferencing 4. social networking applications 5. traditional communications systems adopting Internet Technology
As the Internet experienced exponential growth over the past 25 years, it changed in the following ways:
1. focus on new applications 2. increase in communication speeds
In a three-tier client/server architecture, the following types of machines are found:
1. middle-tier/ gateway server 2. backend server 3. client/user machine
In the 1970s, the Internet was:
1. proposed by Vinton Cerf and Robert Kahn 2. a concept 3. a set of standards 4. a revolution in computer networking
Traditional business applications of audio services are:
1. telemarketing 2. voicemail 3. telephony 4. audio conferencing
IP Addresses are: (select all that apply)
1. uniform 2. independent from MAC addresses 3. unique
Multimedia is Data that contains a combination of
1. video 2. audio 3. graphics 4. text
Your computer has been configured in the following way: 172.16.128.67 mask 255.255.255.192 How would you represent the network you are on in CIDR notation?
172.16.128.64/26
How many primary classes did the original classful IP addressing scheme divide IPv4 into?
3
How many different IP addresses (although usable is quite less) can IPv4 theoretically accommodate?
4294967296
The TCP/IP protocol suite that is widely used today corresponds to a model that contains how many layers?
5
The Advanced Research Projects Agency, an agency of the US. Department of Defense, gathered researchers and contractors together to produce a working data network known as:
ARPANET
Layer 5
Applications
192.168.0.255
Directed Broadcast Address
What does DNS stand for?
Domain Name System
Changing IPv4 to IPv6 is easy as it only requires a change to one part of the Internet
False
Computer networking is easy for a beginner because there is a single underlying theory that explains the relationship among all parts.
False
In the real world, a p2p system enables extremely large traffic to one computer because N can be extremely small.
False
Internet protocol software shows the detailed information of the physical network connection such as the IP address, MAC address, DNS server, default router, and the route a packet takes.
False
No computer can run a web server unless the computer's domain name starts with www.
False
Protocol implementations follow the layering model by passing the input from a protocol in one layer to the output of a protocol in the next layer
False
The best way to form large networks is to simply interconnect the wires from one to another
False
There is only one internet, THE Internet.
False
IPv4 uses 32-bit addresses and ____ uses 128-bit addresses.
IPv6
Layer 3
Internet (IP)
How does a client identify a server on the Internet?
Internet Protocol address = Computer Protocol port number = Service
In 1980, the Internet was a research project that involved:
Less than 100 sites
255.255.255.255
Limited Broadcast Address
127.0.0.1
Loopback Address
192.168.0.0
Network Address
Layer 2
Network Interface (MAC)
The World Wide Web is:
One of many services in use on the Internet
Layer 1
Physical
The primary example of communications software that enables clients and servers to interoperate is:
TCP/IP
0.0.0.0
This Computer
Layer 4
Transport(TCP)
A client can access multiple services but typically contacts only one remote server at a time.
True
A pair of protocols in adjacent layers pass a pointer to the packet rather than create a new copy.
True
A router must have multiple IP addresses to "route" packets from one network to another.
True
A server can act as a client.
True
An email program using SMTP requests a mail exchange (MX) record from the DNS database. An IP address is returned in response.
True
Because the Internet tolerates heterogeneity, engineers can experiment with new networking technologies without disrupting existing networks.
True
Boiling it down to its core definition, server software consists of a program dedicated to providing a service.
True
Early communications networks such as the telegraph and telephone systems use circuits to send information.
True
FTP handles both uploading and downloading of any type of data.
True
For communication to be successful across networks, all entities must agree on how information will be represented and communicated.
True
If only one server provides a given service, the network connection that connects the server to the Internet can become a bottleneck.
True
In an IPv6 address, the interface address/suffix is always constant and of length 64bits.
True
In terms of the client-server model, a browser is a client that extracts a server name from a URL and contacts the server.
True
In the client-server paradigm, the server software waits passively for contact, while the client software actively initiates contact.
True
In the thin client model, the server handles more of the work relative to the thick client model.
True
Multicasting still uses Class D addresses for delivery to a set or group of computers on the same network
True
Multiple protocols designed to work together in a complete, cooperative set are called a suite.
True
On a single network, two computers cannot have the same IP address
True
Packet switching is the basis for the modern Internet.
True
Protocols in a suite are furthermore collected into a unified whole known as a layering model.
True
Technology is woven into the fabric of business and is transforming competition around the world.
True
The name resolution process involves a resolver that forms a DNS request message and waits for a DNS reply message
True
The primary motivation for early computer networks was resource sharing due to computers being large and expensive.
True
The term protocol refers to a specification for network communications.
True
The trend towards faster and cheaper services continues today and is particularly notable.
True
The volume of communications traffic being transported over business networks is increasing.
True
Using multiple routers improves reliability and avoids a single point of failure by sending traffic along an alternate path if a link fails.
True
When a request arrives at a server, software on the server uses the port number to determine which application on the server computer should handle the request.
True
Can a computer operate multiple clients and even multiple copies of a single application?
Yes
Can a computer run multiple server programs?
Yes
Can consolidating multiple server programs on a single computer reduce cost without significantly reducing performance?
Yes
Which IP addresses are properly formatted in dotted decimal notation?
a. 172.16.45.222 b. 10.9.8.7 c. 255.255.255.255
As data passes down through the protocol layers on the sending computer, headers are:
added
What handles initiating contact with and accepting contact from a remote computer?
application programs
The number of computers, terminals and mobile devices used around the world is in the:
billions
A browser can significantly reduce download time by saving images in a _____ .
cache
In the original architecture of Internet email service, what component acted as both a client and server?
mail transfer application
If a ______ architecture is implemented in server code, data is distributed first come-first serve among a set of N servers.
peer-to-peer
Before sending a request to the server, an FTP client allocates a protocol:
port
The MIME standard encodes non-text attachments as _______.
printable letters
What is/are the basic component(s) used for interconnecting heterogeneous networks?
router
Consider the classful addressing scheme: In the following Class C IP address (written in binary for your benefit) each part has a name. What are they? IP address: 11000000.10101000.00000000.00000001 1100----.--------.--------.-------- class identifier ----0000.10101000.00000000.-------- prefix or network --------.--------.-------.00000001 ------- ?
suffix or host
The amount of work done on a client vs. a server varies across server software. In which model is application processing, graphic rendering and storage all offloaded from the server to the client?
thick client
An IP address is a ____ ____ number assigned to a host and used for all communication with the host.
unique binary
protocol name
vvv
computer name
www
individual computer
xxx
port
xxx
document name
yyy
group or organization
yyy
parameters
zzz
top-level domain
zzz