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Networking 101
This quiz tests your knowledge of concepts and terminology related to computer networking.
Quiz ID:
#1170
Fun:
(2.23)
Difficulty:
(1.3)
Category:
Technology
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Computers
Created By:
brainster
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#1 When computers are connected together in a network for the sole purpose of sharing documents with little attention to security or authentication, such a network is called:
A cluster
A workgroup
A domain
None of the above
#2 What does TCP/IP stand for?
Transmission Connection Path/International Path
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
Transfer Catch Path/Instant Path
None of the above
#3 A server is a computer on the network that requests a service.
True
False
#4 A computer on the network that requests services from server computers is called:
A workgroup
A controller
An operator
A client
#5 A system is used in the Windows server family to set up a secure client/server network. In this system, every client has to be authorized by a server first. What is this system called?
A Workgroup
A Peer-to-Peer Network
A Domain
None of the above
#6 If you are sitting at one computer, and you'd like to verify if another computer is on the network, which command helps you to do that? (Assume this is a TCP/IP network)
bing
bling
ping
sing
#7 The service that issues IP addresses dynamically to clients on the network is known as:
DNS
DHCP
IIS
None of the above
#8 If two remote networks need to be connected to each other, the device that is used to accomplish this is known as:
A cable
A router
A circuit
None of the above
#9 In the late 1970s, the ISO (International Standards Organization) began to work on an abstract model of networking to set standards for networking at an international level. This model is called:
The TCP/IP model
The OSI model
The ISO model
None of the above
#10 A private network that is set up using the available infrastructure of a public network, but providing a secure channel, is called:
A Publicly Private Network
A Virtual Private Network
A Privately Public Network
None of the above
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