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CompTIA Network+ N10-008 is updated version of N10-007 exam.
The exam has been  reorganized to address the current networking technologies with expanded coverage of several domains by adding:

Critical security concepts to helping networking professionals work with security practitioners
Key cloud computing best practices and typical service models
Coverage of newer hardware and virtualization techniques
Concepts to give individuals the combination of skills to keep the network resilient

CompTIA Network+ N10-008 Questions
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1. What is it called when you apply a malicious firmware update to a device?

2. What are Layer 7 firewalls, what can they do, and what are some synonyms for Layer 7 firewall?

3. What is an ITSP?

4. What is network performance monitoring and what is a baseline?

5. Why isn't wireless Internet easy?

6. Which of the following are true? (Choose two) DNS queries use the transport protocol of UDP HTTP uses the data-link layer protocol of TCP DNS queries use the network layer protocol of UDP ICMP uses the transport layer protocol of UDP HTTP uses the transport protocol of TCP

7. Why should we be keeping logs?

8. What is a multilayer switch?

9. What are things to consider when designing a wireless network?

10. What are some other technologies used in higher end SANs?

11. What are the main protocols used in the transport layer?

12. What are traceroute and pathping used for?

13. What are one of the main differences in categories for wiring?

14. What are the 2 main types of WAN connections?

15. What speed is category 5E rated at? What speed is category 6 rated at?

16. Name two command line tools that can be useful in getting DNS records

17. Which of the following are true? (Choose three) L2 Ethernet addresses are 48 bits long L2 address names include physical, Ethernet, and MAC L2 Ethernet addresses are represented as 12 Hex characters L2 address names include IP, Ethernet, and logical L2 Ethernet addresses are 12 bits long L2 Ethernet addresses are represented as 48 Hex characters

18. What is a command in Linux that shows you active and stopped (or not running) services?

19. What is a good network traffic analysis tool?

20. Which of the following represent static route types? (Choose three) Superior Specific Inferior Range General Default

21. What is attenuation?

22. What determines if an IPv6 address can be a globally routable IP address?

23. What are redundant circuits?

24. When a customer comes knocking at the door looking for various services, how does that server know, exactly which services the customer is after?

25. Which of the following is intended to connect two switches together? * Serial * Null * Straight through * Crossover

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