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FBLA Networking Concepts Test 3
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FBLA Networking Concepts Test 3
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1. A(n) is any system component or resource that's accessible to a user program in Windows, such as the CPU on a system or the IP protocol.
2. PCs and so-called 'clients attached to a terminal server of some kind can access a mainframe.
3. is not a fiber-optic connector.
4. You can draw conclusions about server activity by observing details of ____, such as connections between network devices and the server, the rate at which connections to the server are made, and how those connections are broken, whether by a normal logoff, an error, or a server timeout.
5. Class addresses begin with network IDs between 128 and 191.
6. functions at the Transport layer of the OSI reference model.
7. encloses each pair of wires within a foil shield as well as an enclosing insulating sheath.
8. A hub-based topology might be considered if a few computers are being added to an existing network, and the new computers are grouped in a somewhat remote location.
9. Computers that participate on a network run a that determines what services that computer can offer or request.
10. A network topology is the most fault tolerant one.
11. The frame type is generally used on the AppleTalk Phase 2 networks.
12. use WAN technologies to interconnect LANs in a specific geographic region.
13. A is a logical organization of disk space, in which each portion appears as a separate logical drive.
14. After an exported NFS portion, known as an NFS ____, is published on the network, authorized users with NFS client capability can install, or mount, the volume in their local file systems into a local directory on their hard disk.
15. IPSec works by establishing a(n) between two communicating devices.
16. The ISA bus originally appeared in the first PCs in a(n) ____-bit form.
17. In a(n) hub, such as a patch panel or punchdown block, the signal passes through the hub without any amplification or regeneration.
18. A is the method by which an OS stores, organizes, and manages access to files on a mass storage device, such as a hard drive.
19. A physical bus topology is almost always implemented as a logical topology.
20. is the TCP/IP protocol responsible for reliable delivery of data.
21. defines Gigabit Ethernet over fiber-optic cable.
22. With respect to data transfer speeds of wireless NICs, the most common choices today are 11 Mbps or Mbps.
23. A common disk configuration is to use RAID (disk striping with parity) on data drives.
24. Category cable is labeled as voicegrade.
25. Ethernet switches are the norm today.

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