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How many bits in a Class A IP address are used for host information?
How many bits in a Class A IP address are used for host information?
24 bits
What is the formula for determining the number of possible hosts on a network?
What is the formula for determining the number of possible hosts on a network?
2^h - 2 = number of hosts
Which of the following is not a good reason to subnet a network?
Which of the following is not a good reason to subnet a network?
What is the software that allows you to define VMs and manage resource allocation and sharing among them?
What is the software that allows you to define VMs and manage resource allocation and sharing among them?
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With virtual, logically defined devices operating at the data link layer, what is used to pass frames between nodes?
With virtual, logically defined devices operating at the data link layer, what is used to pass frames between nodes?
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With which network connection type does the VM obtain IP addressing information from its host?
With which network connection type does the VM obtain IP addressing information from its host?
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Which protocol assigns a virtual IP to a group of routers?
Which protocol assigns a virtual IP to a group of routers?
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While designing your network's VLAN topology, what software will you need if using a centrally managed DHCP server?
While designing your network's VLAN topology, what software will you need if using a centrally managed DHCP server?
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Which port on a switch manages traffic for multiple VLANs?
Which port on a switch manages traffic for multiple VLANs?
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Telnet and SSH are called __________ because they use the existing network and its protocols to interface with the switch.
Telnet and SSH are called __________ because they use the existing network and its protocols to interface with the switch.
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What is the network ID with CIDR notation for the IP address 172.16.32.108 with the subnet 255.255.255.0?
What is the network ID with CIDR notation for the IP address 172.16.32.108 with the subnet 255.255.255.0?
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What is the CIDR notation and super mask for the super-net combining 115.100.10.0 and 115.100.11.0?
What is the CIDR notation and super mask for the super-net combining 115.100.10.0 and 115.100.11.0?
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What is the CIDR notation for the subnet to be subleased from the Class C license 120.10.10.0?
What is the CIDR notation for the subnet to be subleased from the Class C license 120.10.10.0?
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What are four advantages to using virtualization on a network?
What are four advantages to using virtualization on a network?
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How does a vNIC get a MAC address?
How does a vNIC get a MAC address?
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Sub-netting operates at Layer _________ while VLANs function at Layer _______.
Sub-netting operates at Layer _________ while VLANs function at Layer _______.
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Which VLAN on a switch manages untagged frames?
Which VLAN on a switch manages untagged frames?
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What kind of attack occurs when an attacker configures a VLAN frame with two tags?
What kind of attack occurs when an attacker configures a VLAN frame with two tags?
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Why is a BPDU filter needed at the demark point?
Why is a BPDU filter needed at the demark point?
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Only one __________ exists on a network using STP?
Only one __________ exists on a network using STP?
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Study Notes
IP Addressing and Subnetting
- Class A IP addresses allocate 24 bits for host information.
- Formula for calculating possible hosts on a network: (2^h - 2), where h is the number of host bits.
- Network ID in CIDR notation for an IP address can be derived; for example, 172.16.32.108 with subnet 255.255.255.0 becomes 172.16.32.0.
- Super-netting example: For Class C licenses 115.100.10.0 and 115.100.11.0, the CIDR notation is /23 with a super mask of 255.255.254.0.
- Subleasing the first half of Class C IPs (120.10.10.0) results in CIDR notation of /25 and subnet mask of 255.255.255.128.
Virtualization
- Virtualization benefits include efficient resource use, cost savings, energy savings, fault and threat isolation, and simplified backups, recovery, and replication.
- Hypervisor enables defining and managing VMs, handling resource allocation and sharing.
Network Protocols and Management
- Virtual IP assignment to routers is managed by VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol).
- VLAN traffic is managed using trunk ports.
Virtual Networking Components
- vNIC (Virtual Network Interface Card) automatically receives a MAC address.
- Virtual bridges operate at the data link layer for frame transfer between nodes.
- NAT mode allows VMs to obtain IP addressing from their host.
VLANs
- Sub-netting operates at Layer 3, whereas VLANs function at Layer 2.
- The native VLAN on a switch manages untagged frames.
- VLAN hopping attack involves a malicious actor navigating through tags to access unauthorized VLANs.
Management Techniques
- In-band management refers to using Telnet and SSH to interact with switches over existing network protocols.
- A DHCP relay agent is necessary when utilizing a centrally managed DHCP server across multiple VLANs.
Network Topology
- The presence of a single ROOT bridge is essential in a network utilizing Spanning Tree Protocol (STP).
- BPDU filters are crucial at the demarcation point to prevent interference between ISP and local topologies.
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Prepare for the Network+ exam with these flashcards focusing on Chapter 10. Test your knowledge on IP address classes, subnetting principles, and virtualization software. Enhance your understanding of networking concepts essential for certification.