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Net+ 3.3 Switch Port Config OBQ

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does link aggregation mean?

a)

Combining multiple network links into a single logical channel

b)

Separating a single network link into multiple channels

c)

Increasing the speed of a single network link

d)

Decreasing the speed of a network link.

2.

Fill in the blank: From the host end, link aggregation can also be called ______.

a)

A) Port aggregation

b)

B) NIC teaming

c)

C) EtherChannel

d)

D) Bonding

3.

What is one of the benefits of link aggregation?

a)

Increased latency

b)

Redundancy

c)

Decreased bandwidth

d)

Higher cost

4.

Link aggregation is typically implemented using the IEEE 802.3ad/802.1ax standard. Fill in the blank: The protocol used to detect configuration errors in link aggregation is called ________.

a)

A) LACP

b)

B) TCP

c)

C) UDP

d)

D) HTTP

5.

What is the maximum length of a standard Ethernet frame, excluding the preamble?

a)

1,518 bytes

b)

1,500 bytes

c)

9,216 bytes

d)

1,000 bytes

6.

A jumbo frame supports a data payload of up to ______ bytes.

a)

1,518

b)

1,500

c)

9,216

d)

9,018

7.

What is the primary purpose of the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)?

a)

To increase network speed

b)

To organize bridges or switches into a hierarchy and block loops

c)

To provide internet access

d)

To encrypt data

8.

In the Spanning Tree Protocol, which switch is selected as the root?

a)

The switch with the highest ID

b)

The switch with the lowest ID

c)

The switch with the most ports

d)

The switch with the fastest speed

9.

What is the role of the designated port (DP) in a network with three bridges?

a)

To block traffic

b)

To connect to the root bridge

c)

To act as a backup

d)

To forward traffic directly.

10.

In a network with three bridges, the root port (RP) is used to ______.

a)

block traffic

b)

connect back to the root bridge

c)

forward traffic directly

d)

act as a backup

11.

What is the purpose of setting the priority value in Spanning Tree Protocol?

a)

To determine the root bridge

b)

To increase bandwidth

c)

To decrease latency

d)

To enhance security

12.

In the Spanning Tree Protocol, the 'Learning' state is responsible for ______.

a)

Dropping all frames

b)

Listening for BPDUs

c)

Discovering network topology and building the MAC address table

d)

Forwarding frames.

13.

What is the behavior of a port in the 'Forwarding' state?

a)

Forwards frames and learns MACs

b)

Does not forward frames or learn MACs

c)

Only forwards frames

d)

Only learns MACs

14.

In the Spanning Tree Protocol, when all ports are in forwarding or blocking states, the network is ________.

a)

Converged

b)

Disconnected

c)

Unstable

d)

Looping

15.

Which type of network cable is known for its high-speed data transfer and is commonly used in data centers?

a)

Coaxial Cable

b)

Fiber Optic Cable

c)

Twisted Pair Cable

d)

Ethernet Cable

16.

The _______ cable is typically used for cable television and internet services.

a)

Coaxial

b)

Fiber Optic

c)

Twisted Pair

d)

Ethernet

17.

What is Power over Ethernet (PoE) used for?

a)

Supplying electrical power over data cables

b)

Transmitting data wirelessly

c)

Enhancing video quality

d)

Increasing internet speed

18.

Fill in the blank: According to the IEEE standard 802.3af, power is supplied as 350mA@48V and limited to ____.

a)

15.4 W

b)

30 W

c)

60 W

d)

90 W

19.

Which of the following technologies can allow multiple networks to traverse a switch?

a)

A. VLAN

b)

B. VRRP

c)

C. VPN

d)

D. DHCP

20.

What does STP stand for and what is its main function in a network?

a)

Simple Transfer Protocol; it enhances data transfer rates.

b)

Spanning Tree Protocol; it prevents traffic loops by calculating paths that avoid potential loops.

c)

Secure Transmission Protocol; it encrypts data packets.

d)

Switching Transfer Protocol; it manages the routing of data packets.

21.

What does RSTP stand for?

a)

Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol

b)

Reliable Spanning Tree Protocol

c)

Reduced Spanning Tree Protocol

d)

Routing Spanning Tree Protocol

22.

What is the main function of the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) in a network?

a)

To increase bandwidth by using all available paths

b)

To prevent loops in a network by creating a loop-free logical topology

c)

To prioritize traffic based on MAC addresses

d)

To encrypt data for secure transmission

23.

Which of the following is a characteristic of the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)?

a)

It uses a distance-vector algorithm

b)

It allows for multiple active paths between switches

c)

It elects a root bridge to prevent loops

d)

It requires manual configuration of all paths

24.

Which of the following is NOT a technology used to improve or replace STP?

a)

RSTP (Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol)

b)

TRILL (Transparent Interconnection of Lots and Links)

c)

SPB (Shortest Path Bridging)

d)

MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching)

25.
The industry standard for LANs.
a)
ethernet
b)
P2P
c)
gateway
d)
TCP/IP
26.

What is the primary benefit of redundancy in network switch paths?

a)

It increases the data transfer speed.

b)

It allows data to travel through multiple switches, reducing vulnerability to hardware malfunctions.

c)

It simplifies network configuration.

d)

It reduces the cost of network maintenance.