Networking Basics (C2)

This topology is seen in most LANs today.

• Bus

• Star

• Ring

• Mesh

This topology consists of a single backbone cable.

• Bus

• Star

• Ring

• Mesh

The  ______  layer acts as an interface between an application and end-user protocols.

• Application

• Presentation

• Session

• Transport

TCP and UDP reside in the ______ layer.

• Session

• Physical

• Transport

• Network

The ________ layer of the OSI model is associated with the HTTP, SMTP, and FTP protocols

• Application

• Presentation

• Session

• Transport

_________ is the proces of adding information to the segment that identifies such things as the source address and destination address, end of the segments, and the size of the segment

• Encapsulation

• Mnemonic

• Tunneling

• Framing

A LAN is a:

• network that has no geographic limit.

• network in a limited geographical area.

• private network created for a specific group of users.

• segmented part of the World Wide Web.

Which of the following is a benefit of client/server network?

• Users control what resources they share

• Centralized administrator

• Inexpensive to maintain

• Workstation based backups

Which of the following is a benefit of peer-­to­-peer networks?

• Can grow to accommodate a lot of hosts

• Centralized control of assets

• Easy to create

• Centralized security

Which type of network can you set up so that your company can work securely with another organization that is separate from or lateral to your company?

• Intranet

• Extranet

• Internet

• Perimeter/DMZ