18 Questions
What is the main purpose of a computer network?
To share resources and exchange data
Which of the following is NOT a networking device?
Monitors
What is the term used for the end devices/computers in a computer network?
Hosts
In a peer-to-peer network, how are resources typically shared?
By each computer having its own resources
Which of the following is NOT a type of network topology?
Circular Topology
What are the rules and guidelines that govern communication in a network called?
Network Protocols
What is one of the network protocols used at the transport OSI layer?
SMTP
Which of the following is an example of an upper OSI layer protocol?
Ethernet
In terms of network topologies, what type of network covers the largest area?
Local area network (LAN)
Which element is NOT considered a major element used to form a modern computer network?
Modems
Which of the following protocols is commonly used for file transfer?
TCP
What type of communication do hosts engage in when they are directly connected without the need for a central server?
Ring communication
What is a network topology?
The type of computer connectivity where devices are physically connected to form a network
Which network topology is known for its centralized structure?
Star network topology
What does a network communication protocol define?
Rules and regulations for communication between any pair of nodes
Which principle is the basis for communication between two nodes in a network?
Client-server communication
In which type of communication are the nodes considered equal and can act as both clients and servers?
Peer-to-peer communication
What do the rules of interaction in digital communication involve?
Regulating the communication between any pair of nodes
This quiz provides an overview of major network protocols commonly used in modern network communication, including Ethernet, TCP/SPX, IP, and HTTP/FTP. It covers the roles of these protocols in different OSI layers and their significance in data transfer processes.
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