Core Network Protocols

Understanding Network Packets, Protocols and Archtectures

Understanding Network Packets, Protocols and Archtectures

Peter Langrock

Peter Langrock

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What is WLAN?

Wireless Local Area Network

What is DHCP?

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

What are the two sublayers for Ethernet at Layer 2?

Logical Link Control (LLC) and Media Access Control (MAC)

What are the two main parts of MAC address?

Vendor code and unique node ID

What are the three type of destination MAC address?

Unicast, Broadcast and Multicast

A collision domain ends at what device?

Switch or Router

What are two differences between Ethernet II and 802.3 frames?

Preamble (preamble and start frame delimiter) and control (lenght)

What is stranded UTP used for?

Patch cables

What is the name of the Ethernet access method and the "wait" algorithm?

Carrier sense multiple access with collision detection (CSMA/CD), truncated binary exponentioal random backoff

Counting the preamble and the CRC, what is the maximum size for an Ethernet frame?

1526 bytes

How many data bits are part of the autonegotiation fast link pulse?

Ethernet has error - detection capability, but not error - correction capability. True or false?

What is CRC?

Cyclic Redundancy Check

What is CSMA/CD?

Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection

What is SFD?

Start Frame Delimiter

What is FCS?

Frame Check Sequence

What is BER?

Bit Error Rate

What is MTU?

Maximum Transmission Unit

What is DSAP?

Destination Service Access Point

What is SSAP?

Source Service Access Point

What is SNAP?

Subnetwork Access Point

What is DTE?

Data Terminal Equipment

What is AWG?

American Wire Gauge

What is the lenght of a typical IP header?

20 bytes

IP ToS is commonly used to provid QoS to IP packets. True or false?

IP packets belonging to the same "conversation" are generally routed together. True or False?

The protocol field in the IP header uses the same values as the Ethernet control field. True or False?

Each class C network can contains 256 possible addresses. True or False?

An IP address consisting of a network ID followed by all 1s is used for what type of message?

This is a directed broadcast at a particular network

What is the address space specified for use with the Zero Configuration Protocol?

169.254.0.0 - 169.254.255.255

What are the four dotted- quad numbers required for hosts operating on a network?

IP adress, DNS, mask, and default gateway

IP headers are almost always transmitted in the clear regardless of the security employed. True or False?

What organization is responsible for managing critical DNS components such as the root servers?

IANA

What is DSCP?

Diff Serv Code Points

What is TTL?

Time to Live

What is NAT?

Network Address Translation

What is IETF?

International Engineers Task Force

What is PPTP?^^

Point to Point Tunneling Protocol

What is IANA?

Internet Assigned Numbers Authority

What is ICANN?

Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers