a,b 8. Which of the following answers best describes the definition of a cabling pinout? a 9. A PC NIC connects to a switch port using 100BASE-T. Which of the following is true about what happens on that link?
To identify where wireless devices such as APs should be placed in the network you should do what kind of test? Site Survey What does the WiFi Alliance do? Promotes Wi-Fi technology and certifies Wi-Fi products if they conform to certain standards. A company installs an 802.11g AP to rive its employee's wireless access from their cubicles. Carl's cubicle is 40 feet from the AP, Paul's is 20 feet, and Mark's is 100 feet.
Whichsecondary value will the routers use to determine the router ID? The highest IP address among the active interfaces will be used. 14. Refer to the exhibit. Routers R1 and R2 are directly connected via their serial interfaces and are both running the EIGRP routing protocol.
Week 4 Knowledge Check Concepts Telecommunications Networks Networking Technologies The Internet Wireless Technologies Cellular Technologies Mastery 100% 67% 100% 100% 67% Questions 1 2 3 Score: 13/15 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Concept: Telecommunications Networks Concepts Telecommunication s Networks Mastery 100% Questions 1 2 3 1. What are the principal components of a telecommunications network? A. Computers, clientâserver devices, and smart phones B. Voice or data computers, network interfaces, and transmission medium C. Modems, transmission links, and wireless access points D. TCP/IP software, modems, and transmission links Correct!
Sharps containers must never be placed in sacks. Any damaged sharps containers must be placed inside a larger sharps container and sealed. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that used sharps are disposed of in a safe manner. Sharps must never be placed in containers used for storage of other waste i.ei clinical waste bins. Accidental Inoculation
DHCP Server 10.10.0.11 | Question 8 | If the answer to #7 was not the IP address of the SEA-SVR1 computer, why might this have happened? It was | Question 9 | What nodes appear underneath the DHCP scope that you created in Exercise 1? Address Pool, Address Leases, Reservations, Scope Options | Question 10 | What appears in the IP address text box?10.10.0.10 the Ip address of the Domain Controller | Question 11 | What value is configured in the DNS Servers: line? 10.10.0.10 | Question 12 | What value is configured in the DNS Servers: line?10.10.0.10 | Question 13 | What is the default location for DHCP server backups? C:\windows\system32\dhcp\backup\ | Question 14 | What IP address is configured on the SEA-SVR2computer?169.254.209.252 | Question 15 | What appears in the IP address text box?10.10.0.55 | Question 16 | From which DHCP server are you receiving an IP
IP Address Class A, Class B, and Class C IP Address classes were the original organizational structure for IP addresses. The specific address class would determine the maximum potential size for a computer network. The address class would define which of the specific bits of the address would be used to identify the network and network identification, the bits to identify the host computer and host ID, and total number of host subnets permitted per network. Five total classes of IP addresses were defined, class A through E. Although the IP class term will commonly be used to describe the difference between one network and another, the practical use of addressing is not commonly used any more. It has been replaced with classless addressing where a netmask can be assigned to any IP address range.
Mark Shuey Ivytech Community College Cint 121 Case Project 5.1 Network Design 9/23/2012 After assessing the current LAN, and keeping in mind cost. The upgrade I suggest is an Ethernet LAN with a physical star wired bus topologie, divided into four segments. The switches and routers are outdated and do need to be replaced. Cabling needs replaced. Good news is that the Network Interface Cards in all 17 workstations support the upgrade (10/100/1000Mbps).
Suppose the university has the 128.100.xxx.xxx address range on the Internet. How would you assign the IP addresses to the various subnets? How would you control the process by which IP addresses are assigned to individual computers? You will have to make some assumptions to answer both questions, so be sure to state your assumptions. As a network manager, I would assign the IP addresses to various subnets by associating a subnet base address with each physical network.
My recommendation for the design of the building and network cable planning is that your company should not skimp on the quality of the wire purchased or the planning of wire placement. Network errors are unavoidable but there are measures that can be taken to reduce the number of errors that occur through the design of the network. Good network design will help to prevent, detect and correct corrupted and lost data. If it is within the budget, I would advise using fiber-optic cable over twisted-pair wire or coaxial cable throughout the entire network, as fiber is the least likely to suffer from noise. Also, fiber has the added advantage in its ability to carry large amounts of data at much faster rates than twisted-pair or coaxial cable.