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post instructions are read from |
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what is speed of cpu that ticks 1.5billion times every second of our time? |
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bus operates at 32mbs what is speed in MBS |
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MBR is stored in secondary storage true/false? |
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a hub is a repeater? true/false? |
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give a cpu with 4-bit address bus and 8-bit data bus. what is the maximum size of physical memory? |
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give a cpu with 4-bit address bus and 8-bit data bus. what is the capacity of each location? |
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would IRQ or DMA be used for a network interface card to interact with the system. |
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you can only have two internal hard drives attached to a SCSI bus? true/false? |
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patch panel acts like a hub? t/f? |
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provide hex for mac address. 0001 1111 0010 1110 0011 1101 0100 1100 0101 1011 0110 1010 |
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what is the destination max address of an arp frame? |
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the location where the data of a frame is being sent to. |
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workstation: 1 mac:b1b1b1
workstation: 2 mac:b2b2b2
write a frame from 2 to 1. data is 1234 and crc is 3b24 |
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destination:b1b1b1 source:b2b2b2 data:1234 crc:3b24 |
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when a hub receives a frame, it will check the destination mac address of the frame and then forwards the frame only out the corresponding port that is connected to the destination computer. t/f? |
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a hub operates at what layer? |
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what layer does a switch operate at? |
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an active hub is the same as a switch. t/f? |
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what standards 568A or 568B do you use on each side of a crossover cable? |
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use one of them on each side of the wire. |
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make a switch table. A BB:B1 is connected to port 1 B BB:B2 is connected to port 2 switch 2 which has BB:B4 and BB:B3 is connected to port 11 |
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1-BB:B1 2-BB:B2 11-BB:B4 11-BB:B3 |
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convert the ip address to decimal format. 11000000.10101000.01010111.00001111 |
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default gateway is the ip address for the destination workstation. t/f? |
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given the mask 255.255.255.0 list all unique subnet address. 192.168.3.13 192.168.3.218 192.168.4.5 192.168.7.4 192.168.3.17 |
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192.168.3.0 192.168.4.0 192.168.7.0 |
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what ip address does a station arp for if the destination ip address of the packet is outside of its own subnet? |
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a switch is used to connect. |
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give ip address 192.167.3.15 and mask 255.255.255.0 what is the subnet address? provide another ip on this subnet? what is maximum number of hosts? |
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192.167.3.0 192.167.3.14 2^8 because 8 bits are available. = 256. |
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what connects to what? computers and routers and switches. |
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computers -> switch -> routers. |
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a new frame is created every time a packet passes through a router. t/f? |
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which transport layer protocol guaranties delivery? |
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name the 7 OSI layers, and example, and whether its e2e or p2p. |
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1.physical HUB p2p 2.network Switch p2p 3.link Router p2p 4.transport UDP/TCP e2e 5.session HTML programs e2e 6.presentation HTML programs e2e 7.application HTML programs e2e |
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what topology does a physical and logical use? |
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physical: bus topology logical: ring topology |
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the most commonly used physical topology is the. |
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a physical star topology can be used for a logical ring topology. t/f? |
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what does base stand for? |
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what is the segment length of a 10base5 network in meters? |
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what is the bandwidth of a 100base2 network in mbps? |
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which of the following uses physical start topology? 10BaseT 10Base2 10Base5 |
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main disadvantages of a start topology |
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why do you create an AllTeam group and why? |
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so if you change one setting for this folder the individual setting for them will change also. |
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of the following wireless standards which standard is better? 54mbps at 2.4ghz 54mbps at 5ghz |
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Ethernet NICs synchronize their activates by a shared clock. t/f? |
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preamble and SOF bytes in a frame are used for |
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determine the beginning of the frame |
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what medium access method used by Ethernet? |
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once a collision takes place on a ethernet network, the colliding stations will negotiate and identify in which order they will each transmit. t/f? |
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as the number of stations increase on a ethernet network, the network probability of collision remains the same. t/f? |
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what does cd stand for in CSMACD |
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802.3 is a lan standard. t/f? |
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the ethernet v2.0 frame and the IEEE802.3 frames cannot coexist on a single LAN. t/f? |
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is CRC an error correcting or error detecting code? |
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which ones of the following devices extend the collision domain of a network?
repeaters switches hubs bridges |
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what layer of the OSI does a bridge operate? |
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what is the maximum recommended number of stations in a Ethernet collision domain? |
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my computer: 192.168.3.24 255.255.255.240 gateway: 192.168.3.17 mac:aaaa
the computer would like to send a packet to another computer with ip address of 192.168.3.34. we know that the destination mac address is bbbb and the gateway mac address is cccc. provide the information for the frame that is sent. |
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destination: cccc source: aaaa destination ip:192.168.3.34 source ip: 192.168.3.24 |
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given the ip range 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255 and subnet 255.255.192.0
how many unique subnets? provide a list of all available subnets |
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unique subnets: 2 available addresses: 255.255.128.0 255.255.64.0 |
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the stations with ip address 192.168.33.7 and 192.168.64.7 on the same subnet? t/f? |
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the stations with ip address 192.168.33.7 and 192.168.56.5 on the same subnet? t/f? |
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