Enterprise Module 11

What is one of the main requirements for all enterprise networks?

• a) Support for critical applications
• b) Support for a single type of network traffic
• c) Support for limited business needs
• d) Decentralized administrative control

How is a campus network created?

• a) By connecting LANs that are spread over a large geographic area
• b) By connecting LANs that are spread over a small geographic area
• c) By connecting WANs that are spread over a small geographic area
• d) By connecting LANs and WANs together in a single network

What is the purpose of a LAN in a network infrastructure?

• a) To provide centralized administrative control
• b) To support diverse business needs
• c) To provide access to network communication services and resources for end users and devices
• d) To support a specific type of network traffic, such as video applications

What is the main purpose of the Cisco Borderless Network architecture?

• a) To simplify network operations
• b) To support a specific type of network traffic
• c) To provide centralized administrative control
• d) To connect anyone, anywhere, anytime, on any device securely

What does the Cisco Borderless Network architecture unify?

• a) Wired and wireless access
• b) Hardware and software components
• c) IT and business challenges
• d) Network management and security protocols

How is the borderless network infrastructure described in the text?

• a) Hierarchical, scalable, and resilient
• b) Flat and decentralized
• c) Cloud-based and virtualized
• d) Device-centric and distributed

What is one of the design principles for creating a borderless switched network?

• a) Modularity
• b) Centralization
• c) Complexity
• d) Redundancy

What is the purpose of designing a borderless switched network in a hierarchical fashion?

• a) To simplify deployment, operation, and management
• b) To maximize network availability and security
• c) To ensure seamless network expansion
• d) To facilitate intelligent traffic load sharing

What are the three critical layers in the tiered design frameworks for campus networks?

• a) Access, distribution, and core layers
• b) User, server, and management layers
• c) Firewall, router, and switch layers
• d) Physical, data link, and network layers

What is the primary function of an access layer switch?

• a) Implement network foundation technologies
• b) Provide network access to the user
• c) Connect to distribution layer switches
• d) Enable efficient and secure network operations for applications