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WorksheetsA+206 - SOHO Configuration
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the recommended number of hosts on a SOHO network?
a)
1-10
b)
10-20
c)
20-30
d)
30-40
2.
What is the SOHO networking medium?
a)
Ethernet and 802.11
b)
Just Ethernet
c)
Just 802.11
d)
Neither
3.
The SOHO internet connection is...
a)
shared among users
b)
not shared among users
c)
is limited
4.
The number of subnets in a SOHO network should be...
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
5.
The type of networking model in a SOHO network should be...
a)
workgroup
b)
active directory server
c)
cloud server
d)
CloudGroup
6.
This DEVICE provides a single IP address to all connected hosts.
a)
modem/router
b)
switch
c)
hub
d)
AP
7.
This connects the private network to the internet and is usually multifunction with ports and WLAN.
a)
router
b)
switch
c)
hub
8.
This DEVICE can add more wired/wireless devices to the network
a)
Switches
b)
Access Points
c)
Both
d)
Neither
9.
Step 1 in setting up a SOHO network
a)
Configure the internet connection
b)
Enable NAT
c)
Configure DHCP
d)
Secure the SOHO network
10.
Step 2 in setting up a SOHO network
a)
Configure the router
b)
Configure the internet connection
c)
Enable NAT
d)
Configure DHCP
11.
Step 3 in setting up a SOHO network
a)
Enable NAT
b)
Configure the router
c)
Configure the internet connection
d)
Configure DHCP
12.
Step 4 in setting up a SOHO network
a)
Configure DHCP
b)
Configure the internet connection
c)
Enable NAT
d)
Secure the SOHO network
13.
Step 5 in setting up a SOHO network
a)
Secure the SOHO network
b)
Configure DHCP
c)
Configure the internet connection
d)
Enable NAT
14.
configuring the internet connection means...
a)
connecting the Ethernet to WAN
b)
changing passwords and updating firmware
c)
allows multiple computers to share a single public IP address
15.
configuring the router means...
a)
connecting the Ethernet to WAN
b)
changing passwords and updating firmware
c)
allows multiple computers to share a single public IP address
16.
Enabling NAT means...
a)
connecting the Ethernet to WAN
b)
changing passwords and updating firmware
c)
allows multiple computers to share a single public IP address
17.
private networks can use these IP addresses
a)
10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255
b)
11.0.0.0 to 11.255.255.255
c)
11.0.0.0 to 11.255.255.255
18.
private networks can use these IP addresses
a)
172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255
b)
173.16.0.0 to 173.31.255.255
c)
174.16.0.0 to 174.31.255.255
19.
private networks can use these IP addresses
a)
192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255
b)
193.168.0.0 to 193.168.255.255
c)
194.168.0.0 to 194.168.255.255
20.
Configuring the DHCP means...
a)
server will automatically assign IP addresses within the range you specify
b)
Configure firewall, filtering and secure the device in a locked cabinet
c)
changing the default name and also disabling the broadcast
d)
selecting the correct standard such as 802.11n or mixed mode (both n/g)
21.
Securing the SOHO network means...
a)
server will automatically assign IP addresses within the range you specify
b)
Configure firewall, filtering and secure the device in a locked cabinet
c)
changing the default name and also disabling the broadcast
d)
selecting the correct standard such as 802.11n or mixed mode (both n/g)
22.
Changing the default SSID means...
a)
server will automatically assign IP addresses within the range you specify
b)
Configure firewall, filtering and secure the device in a locked cabinet
c)
changing the default name and also disabling the broadcast
d)
selecting the correct standard such as 802.11n or mixed mode (both n/g)
23.
Configuring the wireless protocol means...
a)
server will automatically assign IP addresses within the range you specify
b)
Configure firewall, filtering and secure the device in a locked cabinet
c)
changing the default name and also disabling the broadcast
d)
selecting the correct standard such as 802.11n or mixed mode (both n/g)
24.
Configuring the channel means...
a)
not choosing one that overlaps or conflicts with other access points in the area; can use auto feature
b)
using WPA2 with AES to create a shared key for users to connect
c)
you can allow or block certain devices on the network
25.
Configuring encryption and authentication means...
a)
not choosing one that overlaps or conflicts with other access points in the area; can use auto feature
b)
using WPA2 with AES to create a shared key for users to connect
c)
you can allow or block certain devices on the network
26.
Enabling the MAC address filter means...
a)
not choosing one that overlaps or conflicts with other access points in the area; can use auto feature
b)
using WPA2 with AES to create a shared key for users to connect
c)
you can allow or block certain devices on the network
27.
Disable DHCP for wireless clients means...
a)
that only wireless devices with the IP range can connect, which is more secure
b)
that the location of device can affect signal strength and network access
c)
that you can connect compatible devices easily with the push of a button
28.
Access point placement means...
a)
that only wireless devices with the IP range can connect, which is more secure
b)
that the location of device can affect signal strength and network access
c)
that you can connect compatible devices easily with the push of a button
29.
Configuring Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) means...
a)
that only wireless devices with the IP range can connect, which is more secure
b)
that the location of device can affect signal strength and network access
c)
that you can connect compatible devices easily with the push of a button
30.
Home network is designed for use on networks because...
a)
you know and trust each device on the network
b)
of a SOHO environment or other small business network
c)
unknown or public networks (e.g., a coffee shop or other public Wi-Fi network)
31.
Work network is designed to be used because...
a)
you know and trust each device on the network
b)
of a SOHO environment or other small business network
c)
unknown or public networks (e.g., a coffee shop or other public Wi-Fi network)
32.
Public network is designed for use on...
a)
you know and trust each device on the network
b)
of a SOHO environment or other small business network
c)
unknown or public networks (e.g., a coffee shop or other public Wi-Fi network)
33.
Network discovery is enabled. This means other computers and devices on the network are able to see and connect to each other
a)
Home network
b)
Work network
c)
Public network
34.
Network discovery is enabled; however, the computer is unable to create or join a homegroup
a)
Home network
b)
Work network
c)
Public network
35.
Network discovery is disabled. This means other computers on the network cannot see you and you cannot see them
a)
Home network
b)
Work network
c)
Public network
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