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1. How does a typical L2 switch treat broadcast or multicast Ethernet frames?

o It drops them as they are not allowed to occur

o It sends it directly to the destination port

o It floods the frame, ie. forwards to all ports in a broadcast domain except the
source port
o It floods the frame, ie. forwards to all ports in all broadcast domains

Correct
2. What is one of the main reasons why IPv4 needed to be superceded by IPv6?
o Addressing space scalability and depletion

o IP addresses difficult to understand

o CPU processing overhead

o Lack of MAC address support in place of IP addresses

Correct
3. What is different / unique about forwarding in a VLAN-based network? (select two that
apply)
o Frames that have to be flooded are flooded to just one port of each VLAN,
randomly chosen.
o Frames that have to be flooded are only flooded to ports that belong to the same
VLAN.
o If frame has to egress through a tagged port, 802.1Q header structure will be
followed
o If frame has to egress through an untagged port, 802.1Q header structure will be
followed
Correct
4. What unique information in a Protocol Data Unit (PDU) header identifies devices
communicating over the network?
o Port number

o A data that they send

o A label on the LCD display


o An address

Correct
5. What does SNMPv3 offer over older SNMP versions?
o Encryption

o Authentication and encryption of management traffic

o API

o GUI

Correct
6. What is the purpose of Layer 3?
o It provides logical adressing, subnet separation and routing between networks

o It provides security to the application data

o It provides broadcast storms

o It is not used in today networks

Correct
7. Guaranteed deliveries are not possible over networks.
o TRUE

o FALSE

Correct
8. What is attenuation?
o A signal strength increase associated with propagation through obstacles, walls
etc.
o A signal strength loss associated with propagation through obstacles, walls etc.

o A signal strength multiplication associated with special Wi-Fi devices

o An effect that occurs when two signals overlap in the same point in space

Correct
9. Name one of the functions of an Object ID (OID)
o Allows pointing at a particular object in MIB database
o Allows authentication from the SNMP Manager to the SNMP Agent

o Allows identification of an SNMP Agent for a particular management packet

o Is replaced with a TCP source port when a switch is managed

Correct
10. Why are random source ports used for unique traffic flows of the same kind, e.g. for each
individual web page being browsed?
o Because of MAC OS software limitations

o To hide user identity and make it unable to correlate traffic streams together

o Because of server-side hardware limitations

o To distinguish data that belongs to particular applications and their elements (e.g.
separate Facebook tabs in a browser)
Incorrect
11. A network consists of which of the following elements? Select all that apply.
o Computers, servers and other devices that exchange information

o Physically connected network nodes that allow the data to pass through

o Protocols defining network operation and communication

o Standardization bodies that decide when a standard is ready

Correct
12. UDP is a stateful Transport Layer Protocol.
o TRUE

o FALSE

Correct
13. What is a protocol?
o A programming language

o A way to send binary streams in shape of modulated sine waves

o A type of 'language' that two devices or applications understand and use to


communicate with each other
o A profession focused on teaching diplomats how to speak
Correct
14. How does the OSI model compare to the TCP/IP model? (select two that apply)
o Application Layer is right above the Transport Layer

o Application Layer is right below the Transport Layer

o OSI model describes 7 layers, TCP/IP model describes 4 layers

o OSI model describes 4 layers, TCP/IP model describes 7 layers

Correct
15. What types of MAC addresses are these: 01:0A:BD:4F:53:C8, FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF?
o broadcast MAC addresses

o a broadcast MAC address, a unicast MAC address

o a multicast MAC address, a broadcast MAC address

o multicast MAC addresses

Incorrect
16. What is a common name of a function that is essential to provide inter-broadcast domain
connectivity?
o forwarding

o routing

o authorizing

o switching

Correct
17. What is a correct sequence of IP address assignment with DHCP?
o Offer, Discover, Response, Ack

o Discover, Offer, Ack, Ack

o Discover, Offer, Request, Ack

o Request, Offer, Ack

Correct
18. What is the possible range of VLAN IDs in the 802.1Q field of an L2 header?
o Jan-94

o 0-4095

o Jan-00

o 0-1023

Correct
19. What are some typical names for Protocol Data Units (PDUs) in layers 2-4?
o Layer 2: packets, Layer 3: frames, Layer 4: datagrams or segments

o Layer 2: segments, Layer 3: packets, Layer 4: datagrams or frames

o Layer 2: packets, Layer 3: packets, Layer 4: packets

o Layer 2: frames, Layer 3: packets, Layer 4: datagrams or segments

Correct
20. What does the term 'Learning' mean in context of L2 switching?
o It means that a switch sends the ingressing Ethernet frame through all its ports in
the broadcast domain as the source port, except that port
o It means that a switch sends the ingressing Ethernet frame to an egress port
determined with a destination MAC address field of an Ethernet-II header search
in the forwarding database (MAC address table)
o It means that a switch puts a frame's destination MAC address to a forwarding
database (MAC address table) and binds it to a port on which the frame ingressed
the switch
o It means that a switch puts a frame's source MAC address to a forwarding
database (MAC address table) and binds it to a port on which the frame ingressed
the switch
Correct
21. What is the main differentiator as to why TCP provides more reliable data transport than
UDP?
o Because TCP is more lightweight than UDP

o Because TCP is a higher layer protocol

o Each data segment is acknowledged by the receiving side if considered error-free


and retransmitted if needed
o They are of same reliability

Correct
22. Which of the following calculates how fast an RF signal loose its energy along the way it
propagates?
o Free Space Path Loss

o Rule of thumb

o Free Signal Potential Loss

o Rule of 3s and 10s

Correct
23. What is the purpose of the Layer 2 in the OSI model?
o It is responsible for traffic encryption

o It is responsible for error detection and communication over physical channel.

o It is responsible for routing between two AS

o It is responsible for modulating RF waves

Correct
24. What is the name of the technique used to send binary data over RF waves by reshaping
the signal?
o Implementation

o Attenuation

o Modulation

o Encryption

Correct
25. What is OSPF?
o It's a dynamic routing protocol

o It's L2 redundancy protocol

o It's a static routing protocol

o It's another name for PAT


Correct
26. Which of the following is a broadcast MAC address?
o 11:11:11:11:11:11

o 00:00:00:00:00:00

o FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF

o 12:34:56:78:9A:BC

Correct
27. What are two main categories of dynamic routing protocols?
o Dynamic and static

o Interior Gateway and Exterior Gateway

o Inter-out and Outer-in

o OSPF and BGP

Correct
28. What are the basic management interfaces of a managed switch?
o GUI

o CLI

o CLI, GUI

o CLI, GUI, TCP

Correct
29. What is the main difference between Half Duplex and Full Duplex?
o In Full Duplex, sender and receiver take turns communicating while in Half
Duplex they can communicate in one direction only
o In Full Duplex, sender and receiver are able to talk simultaneously while in Half
Duplex, only one direction of communication is possible
o In Full Duplex, sender and receiver are able to talk simultaneously while in Half
Duplex sender and receiver take turns to communicate
o In Full Duplex, server and receiver take turns to communicate while in Half
Duplex they can communicate simultaneously
Correct
30. Which SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) version introduced authentication
and encryption to management communication?
o v1

o v2

o v3

o v4

Correct
31. Given the URL: https://dojo.extremenetworks.com, what is the FQDN (Fully Qualified
Domain Name)?
o dojo

o extremenetworks.com

o dojo.extremenetworks.com

o https://

Correct
32. One of the reasons to use dynamic routing protocols is optimization and scalability.
o TRUE

o FALSE

Correct
33. What is a difference between tagged and untagged frames?
o Tagged frames have no additional header fields and require the receiving device
to have the port added as untagged in that VLAN.
o Tagged frames have additional header fields and require the receiving device to
have the port added as tagged in that VLAN.
o Untagged frames are not encrypted, whereas tagged ones are

o There is no difference

Correct
34. What RF bands are available for Wi-Fi communication? (select all that apply)
o 800 MHz

o 2.4 GHz

o 5 GHz

o 6 GHz

Correct
35. What is the criteria hierarchy for a router when it has to select a particular route for a
packet?
o Longest Prefix Match - Directly attached network interface - Static route -
Dynamic route
o Static route - Dynamic route - Longest Prefix Match - Directly attached network
interface
o Longest Prefix Match - DHCP Option - Static route - Dynamic route

o Directly attached network interface - Static route - Longest Prefix Match -


Dynamic route
Incorrect
36. What does the term 'Forwarding' mean in context of L2 switching?
o It means that a switch sends the ingressing Ethernet frame through all its ports in
the broadcast domain as the source port, except that port
o It means that a switch sends the ingressing Ethernet frame to an egress port
determined with a destination MAC address field of an Ethernet-II header search
in the forwarding database (MAC address table)
o It means that a switch sends the ingressing Ethernet frame to an egress port
determined with a source MAC address field of an Ethernet-II header search in
the forwarding database (MAC address table)
o It means that a switch puts a frame's source MAC address to a forwarding
database (MAC address table) and binds it to a port on which the frame ingressed
the switch
Correct
37. What is a BSSID?
o A MAC address that identifies an Access Point within a given network service

o A group of STAs and AP that allows them to connect


o A wireless network name

o A Distributed System identifier

Correct
38. What kind of IP address is 192.168.10.255/24?
o Multicast address

o Unicast address

o Broadcast address

o Network address

Correct
39. Name the mechanism that 'hides' IP addresses behind user-friendly names and translates
them to IP addresses when needed for client-server communication?
o DHCP

o ARP

o NAT

o DNS

Correct
40. What is SNR?
o A ratio between received signal strength and a noise floor

o A ratio between received signal strength and transmit power

o The difference between signal strength before and after passing through a wall

o The difference between transmitted and received signal strength

Correct

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