G11 Networks

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Enables a group of computers that are in close proximity

to each other to be networked. What is This ?

• LAN

• WLAN

• WAN

• PAN

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A network that connects separate LANs over large

geographical area. What is This ?

• WAN

• LAN

• WLAN

• PAN

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A LAN accessed using radio wave communication without cable. What is This ?

• WAN

• WLAN

• LAN

• PAN

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A very small network around one person, usually within a few meters.

. What is This ?

• WAN

• WLAN

• LAN

• PAN

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A protocol that allows computers, smartphone, or other devices to connect to internet or communicate with one another wirelessly within particular area . What is This ?

• Wifi

• Bluetooth

• Tethering

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A Protocol for short rage wireless interconnection of mobiles phone, computer, and other devices. Used to transfer data and used to link between devices over short distances.
What is This ?

• Wifi

• Tethering

• Bluetooth

Multiple Choice

There is no central server, every device can act as a client and a server.
What is This ?

• Client-Server Model

• Peer-to-Peer Client

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A network model where a central server provides resources, services, or data to clients (computers, phones, devices).
What is This ?

• Client-Server Model

• Peer-to-Peer Client

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Example of Client–Server Model !

• Online games connecting to a game server

• Bluetooth file transfer

• Email servers

• LAN gaming between computers

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Example of Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Model !

• LAN gaming between computers

• Bluetooth file transfer

• Email servers

• School or office login systems

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A thick client is a computer that has its own processing power, storage, and software, so it can work mostly independently from the server. What is This ?

• Thin Client

• Thick Client

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A thin client is a computer or device that depends heavily on a server to do most of the processing. What is This ?

• Thin Client

• Thick Client

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All devices are connected to a single central cable, called the bus or backbone. What is This ?

• BUS Topology

• STAR Topology

• MESH Topology

• HYBIRD Topology

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All devices connect to a central hub, switch, or router. What is This ?

• BUS Topology

• STAR Topology

• MESH Topology

• HYBIRD Topology

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Combines two or more topology types to meet the needs of an organization. What is This ?

• BUS Topology

• STAR Topology

• MESH Topology

• HYBIRD Topology

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Devices are interconnected with multiple pathways. What is This ?

• BUS Topology

• STAR Topology

• MESH Topology

• HYBIRD Topology

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Which of the following is true about Wifi ?

• Communication using radio waves

• Low data transfer

• Devices cannot communicate directly

• Many users can be supported

• Has a range of up to 10 meters

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Which of the following is true about Bluetooth ?

• Fewer users can be supported

• Communication using radio waves

• Devices cannot communicate directly

• A lower level of security

• Has a range of up to 100 meters

Multiple Choice

A device used for connecting computers to form a network and broadcast data to all devices
What is This ??

• Hub

• Network Interface Card (NIC)

• Bridge

• Switch

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A device Used for connecting computers to form a network  but More intelligently than a hub by inspecting the MAC address of the device to which they should be sent, so Switch can control the computer . What is This ??

• Network Interface Card (NIC)

• Hub

• Switch

• Bridge

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A network card provides the computer with a network 

(internet connection) either through wireless signals 

or a physical cable connection. What is This ??

• Network Interface Card (NIC)

• Hub

• Switch

• Bridge

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A device used to connect the different segments and they can prevent transmissions from one segment reaching the others. What is This ??

• Switch

• Hub

• Bridge

• Network Interface Card (NIC)

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What does Internet stand for ?

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What does Intranet stand for ?

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Which of the following is true about Intranet ?

• used mainly by businesses for sharing information and files among employee only

• Closed Private Network

• • Multiple organisations can own and manage it

• Only one company can own and manage it

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What does Extranet stand for ?

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Which of the following is true about Extranet ?

• used mainly by businesses for sharing information and files among Business partners, suppliers, and customers

• Only one company can own and manage it

• • Multiple organisations can own and manage it

• Closed Private Network

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• the storage of digital data/ What is this ?

• Cloud Storage

• Cloud Computing

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Which of the following is true about Examples of Cloud Storage ??

• Social Media Apps

• Dropbox

• Google Drive

• Outlook Online

• Photo Viewer App

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The delivery of computer services over the internet. What is this ?

• Cloud Computing

• Cloud Storage

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Which of the following is true about Examples of Computing ??

• Google Docs App

• ichat

• Dropbox

• Outlook Online

• One Drive Personal

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A secret word or phrase that is used to authenticate a user so that they can gain access. What is this ?

• Password

• Magnetic Stripe

• Smart Card

• Electronic Tokens

• Zero Login

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Personal and security data can be encoded on the magnetic stripe of a card and can be swiped through a reader to allow access. What is this ?

• Password

• Zero Login

• Biometric Method

• Magnetic Stripe

• Smart Card

Multiple Choice

A method that analyse unique personal characteristic such as fingerprints, eye retinas, facial pattern. What is this ?

• Magnetic Stripe

• Password

• Biometric Method

• Electronic Tokens

• Smart Card

Multiple Choice

A method of authentication not requiring a user to login. Using network, location, and device signals to recognize users. What is this ?

• Password

• Zero Login

• Biometric Method

• Magnetic Stripe

• Smart Card

Multiple Choice

a physical card that has an embedded integrated chip that acts as a security token.
What is this ?

• Zero Login

• Password

• Electronic Tokens

• Magnetic Stripe

• Smart Card

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WWW Stand For

Multiple Choice

Which part of the URL structure defines the name of the website and usually represents the company, organization, or website?

• Protocol (http or https)

• Subdomain

• Second-Level Domain (SLD)

• Top-Level Domain (TLD)

• Subdirectory

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“Which part of the URL structure shows the type or location of a website, such as .com, .org, .gov, .id, or .sg?”

• Protocol (http or https)

• Subdomain

• Second-Level Domain (SLD)

• Top-Level Domain (TLD)

• Subdirectory

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Which part of the URL structure defines how data is transferred between the browser and the server?

• Protocol (http or https)

• Subdomain

• Second-Level Domain (SLD)

• Top-Level Domain (TLD)

• Subdirectory

Multiple Choice

Which part of the URL structure shows where a specific page is located on a website?

• Protocol (http or https)

• Subdomain

• Second-Level Domain (SLD)

• Top-Level Domain (TLD)

• Subdirectory

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Which part of the URL structure defines the method used to access or exchange information over the Internet?

• Protocol (http or https)

• Subdomain

• Second-Level Domain (SLD)

• Top-Level Domain (TLD)

• Subdirectory

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HTTP Stand for

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HTTPS Stand for

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SSL Stand for

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a application software used to access the web. What is this ?

• Web Browser

• Internet Service Provider (ISP)

• Public Switched Telephone Network (PTSN)

• Voice over Internet Protocol

  (VOIP)

• Cellular Network

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An organization that provides services for accessing, using, managing, or participating in the Internet. What is this ?

• Web Browser

• Internet Service Provider (ISP)

• Public Switched Telephone Network (PTSN)

• Voice over Internet Protocol

  (VOIP)

• Cellular Network

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What is Example of Web Browser?

• Bing

• Google

• Safari

• Microsoft Edge

• Mozila
  Firefox

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What is Example of Internet Service Provider (ISP) !

• Telkomsel

• Xiaomi

• Indosat

• XL

• Indovision

Multiple Choice

the traditional landline telephone network. What is this ?

• Web Browser

• Internet Service Provider (ISP)

• Public Switched Telephone Network (PTSN)

• Voice over Internet Protocol

  (VOIP)

• Cellular Network

Multiple Choice

Converts voice into digital data packets, uses the internet to transmit calls. What is this ?

• Web Browser

• Internet Service Provider (ISP)

• Public Switched Telephone Network (PTSN)

• Voice over Internet Protocol

  (VOIP)

• Cellular Network

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wireless communication network used by mobile phones. What is this ?

• Web Browser

• Internet Service Provider (ISP)

• Public Switched Telephone Network (PTSN)

• Voice over Internet Protocol

  (VOIP)

• Cellular Network

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uses satellites orbiting the Earth to transmit data between location. What is this ?

• Satellite

• Internet Service Provider (ISP)

• Public Switched Telephone Network (PTSN)

• Voice over Internet Protocol

  (VOIP)

• Cellular Network

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IP Address stand for

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Which of the following is true about IPv4 address ?

• Length: 128 bits

• Written in Numbers

• Each group ranges from 0 to 255

• Groups are separated by colons (:)

• Divided into 8 groups, each group has 4 hexadecimal digits

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Consider the class is A : 29.68.12.67
Which one is NETID ?

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Consider the class is C : 190.15.25.240
Which one is HOSTID ?

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Consider the class is B : 190.148.12.24
Which one is NETID ?

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Which of the following is true about IPv6 address ?

• Length: 32 bits

• Written in Hexadecimal

• Each group ranges from 0 to 255

• Groups are separated by colons (:)

• Divided into 4 groups (8 bits each)

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The following IPv6 address is written in full notation, Apply IPv6 zero compression rules and write the address = 2001 : 0db8 : 0000 : 0042 : 0000 : 0000 : 0000 : 0001

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

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The following IPv6 address is written in partially compressed form = 2001 : db 8 : 0 : 42 : 0 : 0 : 0 : 1 Make the address as short as possible by removing unnecessary zeros and replacing with

• : :

• :

• ,

• .

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What is Stand For

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Which of the following true about STATIC IP Address

• Assigned manually or permanently by the ISP

• Always remains the same cannot change

• Used by personal phone or computer

• Assigned by a DHCP server

• Can change

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Which of the following true about DYNAMIC IP Address

• Assigned manually or permanently by the ISP

• Always remains the same cannot change

• Used in homes, schools, and offices

• Assigned by a DHCP server

• Can change

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Which of the following true about PUBLIC IP Address

• Assigned by an ISP

• Unique worldwide

• Used to identify devices on the internet

• Used in homes, schools, and offices

• Not unique globally

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Which of the following true about PRIVATE IP Address

• Assigned by an ISP

• Protected by routers

• Used to identify devices on the internet

• Used in homes, schools, and offices

• Not unique globally