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ACI - Mod 5 Part 2

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does NAT (Network Address Translation) allow devices on a private network to do?

a)

Access the Internet while hiding private IP addresses behind a public IP address

b)

Access the Internet without any IP address

c)

Access only local network resources

d)

Use both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses simultaneously

2.

What is a dual stack in networking?

a)

Using both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses

b)

Using multiple public IP addresses

c)

Using multiple private IP addresses

d)

Using a single IP address for multiple devices

3.

What is a socket in networking terms?

a)

An IP address with a given port

b)

A type of network cable

c)

A physical connection point for devices

d)

A software application for network management

4.

What is the first step the IT department should take to ensure efficient communication and resolve connectivity issues between devices on the network?

a)

Install appropriate network protocols for efficient data transportation.

b)

Assign a unique MAC and IP address to each device.

c)

Monitor the network's performance and security with software tools and firewalls.

d)

Use network troubleshooting tools such as ping and ARP.

5.

Which tool can be used to diagnose connectivity issues on a network?

a)

VLAN

b)

Firewall

c)

ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)

d)

Documentation

6.

What should be done to maintain accurate network documentation?

a)

Use network troubleshooting tools.

b)

Assign unique MAC and IP addresses.

c)

Monitor the network's performance.

d)

Maintain accurate documentation of assigned MAC and IP addresses.

7.

Which of the following is NOT a step mentioned for ensuring efficient communication and resolving connectivity issues?

a)

Segment the network based on traffic needs or organize devices on different VLANs.

b)

Install appropriate network protocols for efficient data transportation.

c)

Use network troubleshooting tools such as ping and ARP.

d)

Increase the bandwidth of the network.

8.

What is one of the purposes of segmenting the network based on traffic needs or organizing devices on different VLANs?

a)

To assign unique MAC and IP addresses.

b)

To ensure efficient data transportation.

c)

To diagnose connectivity issues.

d)

To organize devices for better network management.

9.

Which command is used to view the MAC address of a device?

a)

ipconfig /all

b)

getmac /V

c)

ping

d)

tracert

10.

What command can be used to view the IP address of a device?

a)

getmac

b)

arp

c)

ipconfig /all

d)

nslookup

11.

Which command can be used to test connectivity between devices?

a)

ping

b)

tracert

c)

nslookup

d)

arp

12.

What is one of the tools that can be used to diagnose networking issues?

a)

getmac

b)

ipconfig

c)

nslookup

d)

ping

13.

What is a step that can be taken to ensure optimal communication between devices?

a)

Assigning the same IP address to multiple devices

b)

Using the same MAC address for all devices

c)

Segmenting the network according to traffic needs

d)

Disabling network protocols

14.

Why is it important to maintain accurate documentation of assigned addresses?

a)

To ensure devices have unique addresses

b)

To allow multiple devices to share the same address

c)

To disable network protocols

d)

To avoid using troubleshooting tools

15.

What does FTP stand for?

a)

File Transfer Protocol

b)

File Transmission Protocol

c)

Fast Transfer Protocol

d)

File Transport Protocol

16.

Which port is commonly used for FTP data transfer?

a)

22

b)

20

c)

25

d)

53

17.

Which port is used for FTP control and command communication?

a)

21

b)

22

c)

23

d)

25

18.

What is the primary function of a protocol in networking?

a)

To define how data is transmitted and communicated between devices

b)

To provide a physical connection between devices

c)

To store data on a network

d)

To manage user accounts on a network

19.

What does a port represent in an operating system or network device?

a)

A physical connection point

b)

A communication endpoint

c)

A data storage location

d)

A user interface

20.

Which port number is associated with DNS?

a)

22

b)

53

c)

25

d)

67/68

21.

What is the range of port numbers?

a)

0 to 1024

b)

0 to 65535

c)

0 to 32767

d)

0 to 9999

22.

Which of the following is true about FTP?

a)

FTP is a secure protocol

b)

FTP data is encrypted in transit

c)

FTP is an unsecure protocol

d)

FTP uses port 53 for data transfer

23.

Which protocol provides a secure method for remote device access using encrypted communication?

a)

Telnet

b)

SMTP

c)

SSH

d)

DNS

24.

Which protocol allows secure file transfers between a client and a remote server and uses port 22?

a)

DHCP

b)

SFTP

c)

DNS

d)

SMTP

25.

Which protocol provides a virtual terminal connection to remote devices for remote control and management, using port 23?

a)

SSH

b)

Telnet

c)

SFTP

d)

DHCP

26.

Which protocol is used for sending emails over a network, usually between mail servers, and uses port 25?

a)

DNS

b)

DHCP

c)

SMTP

d)

SSH

27.

Which protocol translates domain names into corresponding IP addresses and uses UDP and TCP port 53?

a)

DHCP

b)

DNS

c)

SMTP

d)

Telnet

28.

Which protocol automatically configures IP addresses and network parameters for devices on a network, using UDP ports 67 and 68?

a)

DNS

b)

SSH

c)

DHCP

d)

SFTP

29.

Which port does TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) use for communication?

a)

110

b)

69

c)

123

d)

80

30.

What is the primary use of HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)?

a)

Transferring files between client and server

b)

Retrieving email from a remote server

c)

Synchronizing the time on network devices

d)

Retrieving web pages in a browser

31.

Which port is typically used by POP3 (Post Office Protocol Version 3) for communication between email clients and the mail server?

a)

80

b)

69

c)

110

d)

123

32.

What is the function of NTP (Network Time Protocol)?

a)

Transferring files between client and server

b)

Retrieving email from a remote server

c)

Synchronizing the time on network devices

d)

Retrieving web pages in a browser

33.

Match the protocol with the port ​ ​

a)

TFTP

1.

69

b)

HTTP

2.

80

c)

NTP

3.

123

d)

IMAP

4.

143

e)

POP3

5.

110

34.

Which protocol is used for accessing and managing email messages on a remote server?

a)

SNMP

b)

LDAP

c)

IMAP

d)

SMTP

35.

What port does IMAP version 4 use for communication between email clients and the mail server?

a)

161

b)

143

c)

389

d)

162

36.

Which protocol is used for managing and monitoring network devices?

a)

IMAP

b)

SNMP

c)

LDAP

d)

SMTP

37.

What port does SNMP use for sending requests from the management station to the network device?

a)

143

b)

389

c)

161

d)

162

38.

Which protocol is used for accessing and managing directory information services?

a)

IMAP

b)

SNMP

c)

LDAP

d)

SMTP

39.

What port does LDAP typically use for unencrypted communication?

a)

143

b)

161

c)

389

d)

162

40.

Match the protocol to the port: HTTPS (TLS & SSL)

a)

443

b)

514

c)

587

d)

445

41.

Match the protocol to the port: SMB

a)

443

b)

514

c)

587

d)

445

42.

Match the protocol to the port: Syslog

a)

514

b)

443

c)

587

d)

445

43.

Match the protocol to the port: SMTP TLS

a)

514

b)

443

c)

445

d)

587

44.

Match the protocol to the port: LDAPS

a)

514

b)

443

c)

993

d)

445

45.

Match the protocol to the port: IMAPS over SSL

a)

514

b)

443

c)

636

d)

445