Connects segments on the same subnet; receives a signal and forwards only to the destination device; operates in full duplex mode (can send & receive at the same time)

Connects segments on different subnets; uses IP addresses to move packets between networks

Connects segments on the same subnet that use different media types; for example, may connect wired clients and wireless clients on the same network

What is the maximum cable length for ethernet using twisted-pair cabling?

A network in a small geographic area that typically uses wires to connect systems together

A small network used for connecting devices like a laptop, wireless headphones, printer, and smartphone

A network that is typically owned and managed by a city as a public utility; may cover a few city blocks or an entire city

A group of networks that are geographically isolated, but are connected to form a large internetwork.

Similar to a standard LAN, but uses radio signals instead of wires to connect systems together

A set of subnets connected to each other, typically by wires, using at least one router

What type of network topology has a direct connection to every other device on the network?

Which network topology provides redundancy to accomodate for failed connections?

Which network topology has each device connected to a central hub?

Which protocol provides name resolution (used to automatically find a host's IP address based on its logical name)?

Which connector is used with unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cabling?

What benefit does STP provide over UTP?

What is used to send electrical power along with data on twisted-pair ethernet cables?

Which 2 are NOT valid IP addresses?

Which protocols can be used to retrieve email messages? (choose TWO)

Which port is used for Remote Desktop?

Which IP address range is reserved for APIPA?

Which IP address could be automatically assigned through APIPA should the DHCP server go down or become inaccessible?

Which TCP/IP configuration parameter identifies the router used to reach remote networks?

Which server automatically assigns IP addresses to clients?

What type of IP addressing would you use when you always want to use the same IP address?

Which of the following describes IPv6 addresses (choose TWO)

Which type of internet service uses an always-on modem that connects using existing telephone wiring and has a download speed of over 3 Mbps?

Which Windows command would you use to view the MAC address of the network adapter?

When troubleshooting connectivity issues, which command would you use to determine where communication is blocked?