Introduction to the TCP/IP Protocol Framework ( Practice Quiz )
Q1) Which four (4) factors does a stateless firewall look at to determine if a packet should be allowed pass ?
- the source IP address
- the destination port
- the destination IP address
- the service or protocol used
Q2) Can a single firewall conduct both a stateless and stateful inspection ?
- Yes, the stateless inspection is conducted first and then a stateful inspection is done.
Q3) True or False: An Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) is generally a passive device that listens to network traffic and alerts an administrator when a potential problem is detected ?
- False
Q4) Network Address Translation (NAT) typically conducts which of the following translations ?
- A private network IP address to a public network IP address and vice versa.
Q5) Which type of NAT routing allows one-to-one mapping between local and global addresses ?
- Static
Network Protocols over Ethernet and Local Area Networks ( Practice Quiz )
Q1) Which network layer do IP addresses belong to ?
- The Network Layer
Q2) Which address assures a packet is delivered to a computer on a different network segment from the sender ?
- The IP Address
Q3) A network device that is capable of sending and receiving data at the same time is referred to as which of the following ?
- Full duplex
Q4) True or False: Collision avoidance protocols are critical to the smooth operation of modern networks.
- False
Q5) Comparing bridges with switches, which are three (3) characteristics specific to a bridge ?
- Virtual LANs are not possible.
- End-user devices share bandwidth on each port.
- Half-duplex transmission.
Q6) True or False: Switches solved the problem of network loops and improved performance of multicast/broadcast traffic.
- False
- 4
- True
- ARP sends the message to the MAC address of the default gateway.
- On any network connected device.
- It forwards messages coming from, or going to, external networks.
- Direct
- It is a packet-by-packet inspection with no awareness of previous packets.
- True
- True
- Intrusion Detection System (IDS).
- By hiding the real IP addresses of all the devices on your private network and exposing only a single public IP address.
- Overload
- The Data Link Layer.
- The MAC address.
- Half duplex
- It discards the packet.
- Virtual LANs are possible.
- Full-duplex transmission.
- Each port is dedicated to a single device; bandwidth is not shared.
- False
- The physical address.
- The burn address.
- To translate a MAC address to an IP address and vice versa.
- It forwards the packet to the default gateway.
- Messages sent to other computers on the same subnet will be delivered but those destined to computers on other networks will not be delivered.
- Default
- Direct
- Dynamic
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