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FBLA Network Design Test 2
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1. Which one of the following terms describes reducing the size of a file?
2. In which phase of network design does the network analyst interview users and technical personnel to gain an understanding of the business and technical goals?
3. Which phase of network design deals with network layer addressing and switching and routing protocols?
4. Which one of the following statements best describes the backup process?
5. Which phase of network design involves building a prototype?
6. The DHCP request message is sent as a broadcast. What is the purpose of it being a broadcast rather than a unicast?
7. Which one of the following describes data storage redundancy through a process involving writing data across multiple disks and using an error correction code (parity) stored on a single disk?
8. Which NAT addressing term is used to refer to a host on the local network?
9. Which one of the following is not a private IP address?
10. Which one of the following is not a step in the DHCP messaging process?
11. Which type backup process archives all selected files and folders and resets the archive bit?
12. What is the name given to the reflective material surrounding the glass or plastic core of a fiber optic cable?
13. Which one of the following terms describes a specialized storage device or group of storage devices that provides a centralized fault-tolerant data storage for a network?
14. Considering the OSI model, which one of the following would be associated with the Segment as a request for a web page leaves the source PC?
15. Which term describes the security policy that permits access through all ports except those explicitly denied?
16. Which term is used to describe fiber optic cable that is not in use or has not been terminated?
17. Which one of the following practices creates a starting point for ongoing evaluation of your network's health?
18. Which one of the following practices describes recording the operating system version which is installed on all switches and routers on your network?
19. Which one of the following is a low-level operating system commonly used for testing and troubleshooting on a Cisco router?
20. Which type of wiring runs from telecommunications closets to wall plates in offices?
21. Which subnet mask is used to identify the range of class B private IP addresses?
22. Which type wiring runs between floors in a multi-floor structure?
23. Which one of the following is not a component of the Network Security Wheel used for security policy compliance?
24. Which type backup process archives all selected files that have changed since the last full or incremental backup and does not reset the archive bit?
25. Which Windows utility allows a user to query the configured name server to resolve a given host name?

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