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IT 412- System Administration & Maintenance

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best describes a "packet"?

a)

A segment of network data transmission

b)

A screenshot of network traffic

c)

A secure password file

d)

An image file used in networking

2.

The top 3 layers are typically implemented in software within the Operating System.

a)

Application, Presentation, Session

b)

Presentation, Session,  Physical

c)

Session, Physical, Transport

d)

Network Layer, Physical, Transport

3.

It enables us to access web applications.

a)

HTTP

b)

FTP

c)

SNMP 

d)

Network Layer

4.

It allows users to transfer files.

a)

HTTP

b)

FTP

c)

SNMP 

d)

Network Layer

5.

It protocol to read and update network device configurations.

a)

HTTP

b)

FTP

c)

SNMP 

d)

Network Layer

6.

It is used for many applications, ensuring stability, control of how much data can be sent.

a)

TCP

b)

UDP

c)

SNMP 

d)

QUIC 

7.

It is used for lightweight and quick protocol use for many services..

a)

TCP

b)

UDP

c)

SNMP 

d)

QUIC 

8.

It is a protocol designed for faster connections and goes hand-in-hand with the version 2 of the HTTP protocol.

a)

TCP

b)

UDP

c)

SNMP 

d)

QUIC 

9.

It is used everyday when accessing the Internet. Comes in two versions, IP version 4 and 6.

a)

IP 

b)

ICMP

c)

SNMP 

d)

QUIC 

10.

It is used by network devices and network operators, to diagnose network

a)

IP 

b)

ICMP

c)

SNMP 

d)

QUIC 

11.

It allows encrypted and secure connections between two network devices.

a)

IP 

b)

ICMP

c)

IPSec

d)

QUIC 

12.

It is essential protocol used by most operating systems when connecting to networks using a physical cable.

a)

IP 

b)

Ethernet

c)

IPSec

d)

QUIC 

13.

It is for accessing networks via radio signals. It uses a family of protocols called IEEE 802.11.xx.

a)

Wi-Fi 

b)

Ethernet

c)

IPSec

d)

NDP 

14.

What is DHCP stand for?

(a)  

15.

It says computer systems often needs to talk to other systems; this is done by putting them on the same network. Several different technologies are in place to enable computers to talk over different kinds of networks. In this section we will go deeper into the protocols which are used in most networks. TRUE/ FALSE

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

16.

is an open-source library for packet capture and network analysis for the Win32 platforms. Most networking applications access the network through widely used operating system primitives such as sockets

(a)  

17.

is the Windows version of the libpcap library; it includes a driver to support capturing packets.

(a)  

18.

It is considered as a central architectural element to any network.

(a)  

19.

The packet list pane, located at the top of the window, shows all packets found in the active capture file. Each packet has its own row and corresponding number assigned to it, along with each of these data points:

(a)  

20.

Is the verb we are using to access the application. Explained in detail in the section HTTP Verbs. We also see the path and query parameters and HTTP version

(a)  

21.

What is Wireshark primarily used for?

a)

Image editing

b)

Network packet analysis

c)

File encryption

d)

Database management

22.

Which of the following file formats can Wireshark export packet captures to?

a)

.xt

b)

.pcap

c)

.MP4

d)

.doc

23.

Which filter would you use to display only HTTP traffic?

a)

ip.src == HTTP

b)

port 443

c)

http

d)

udp

24.

In which menu can you find "Capture Filters"?

a)

Edit

b)

File

c)

Analyze

d)

Capture

25.

What is the default capture file format in Wireshark?

a)

.txt

b)

.cap

c)

.pcapng

d)

.csv

26.

What is the purpose of the “Statistics” menu in Wireshark?

a)

To capture packets

b)

To view detailed protocol information

c)

To modify packets

d)

To apply color filters

27.

Which type of traffic would be shown by the filter tcp.port == 80?

a)

HTTPS

b)

FTP

c)


HTTP

d)

SSH

28.

Which of the following can Wireshark NOT analyze?

a)

Wireless packets

b)

Encrypted payloads without keys

c)


TCP streams

d)

UDP traffic

29.

What color does Wireshark typically use for TCP traffic in its default color scheme?

a)

Blue

b)

Green

c)

Red

d)

Yellow

30.

If you want to filter traffic from a specific IP address, what filter syntax would you use?

a)

ip.src==[IP Address]

b)

mac.src==[IP Address]

c)

host == [IP Address]

d)

tcp.host==[IP Address]

31.

How can you prevent capturing packets that are not relevant?

a)

Apply Display Filters

b)

Use Capture Filters

c)

Adjust Graph Settings

d)

Use Analyze Filters

32.

What does the “Protocol Hierarchy” statistic in Wireshark show?

a)

A list of all packet sizes

b)

A breakdown of protocols and their usage in the capture

c)

The number of hosts on the network

d)

The location of packet errors

33.

What does the “Decode As” option allow you to do?

a)

Change file formats

b)

Specify how Wireshark interprets certain packets

c)

Edit packet headers

d)

Remove duplicate packets

34.

What does Wireshark's user-friendly interface help with?

a)

Building houses

b)

Cooking

c)

Analyzing data

d)

Playing sports

35.

What is one of the tools in Wireshark?

a)

Musical instruments

b)

Art supplies

c)

Cooking tools

d)

Packet filters

36.

What is the name of the tab to be able to graph

(a)  

37.

What does Wireshark help with in security analysis?

a)

Detecting security vulnerabilities

b)

Making food

c)

Playing games

d)

Drawing

38.

What type of traffic can Wireshark analyze?

a)

Traffic in a game

b)

Traffic on the road

c)

Traffic in a movie

d)

Network traffic

39.

What is a practical example of using Wireshark?

a)

Analyzing HTTPS communication

b)

Cooking dinner

c)

Playing soccer

d)

Reading a book

40.

What does Wireshark allow users to apply?

a)

Filters to draw

b)

Filters to play games

c)

Filters to cook food

d)

Filters to capture specific packets

41.

What is one of the advantages of Wireshark?

a)

It does not work on computers

b)

It is only for experts

c)

Comprehensive analysis of network traffic

d)

It is very expensive

42.

What is NMAP?

a)

Footprinting tool

b)

Network Topology Map

c)

Scanner for malware

d)

none of the above

43.

What is a PCAP file?

a)

A file created from a packet capture

b)

A report from Wireshark

c)

A report of all malware on the system

d)

none of the above

44.

After plaintext messages have been encrypted, the encrypted text is known as which of the following?

a)

algorithm

b)

decipher

c)

cleartext

d)

ciphertext

45.

Wireshark is an example of what type of utility?

a)

Port scanner

b)

Content filter

c)

Packet sniffer

d)

Vulnerability scanner

46.

Which of the following terms best describe a firewall type that can react to network traffic and create or modify configuration rules to adapt?

a)

application layer firewall

b)

dynamic packet filtering firewall

c)

proxy firewall

d)

content filter

47.

Wireshark can capture packets in real-time and save them to a file for later analysis. TRUE/ FALSE

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

48.

Wireshark can't identify traffic coming into a network, its frequency, and its latency. TRUE/ FALSE

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

49.

Troubleshooting networks: Wireshark can help cybersecurity professionals troubleshoot networks by tracing connections and gathering an overview of suspected transactions. TRUE/ FALSE

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

50.

Identifying bursts: Wireshark can help identify bursts that are prevalent in network traffic. TRUE/ FALSE

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE