Networking DHCP and Troubleshooting Quiz

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What is the primary role of a DHCP server in relation to a wireless router?

  • To encrypt communications on the network.
  • To monitor network traffic and report anomalies.
  • To transmit data packets between hosts on the network.
  • To provide IP configuration details to local clients. (correct)

If a client's IP configuration does not match the client table in the DHCP server, what command should be used to troubleshoot the issue?

  • ipconfig /refresh
  • netstat -an
  • ipconfig /release (correct)
  • ping

In the event that hosts can connect locally but not to the internet, what should be the first step in troubleshooting?

  • Check the router's connectivity status with the ISP. (correct)
  • Examine the client IP configurations.
  • Reset the wireless router to factory settings.
  • Update the firmware of the router.

What must you ensure about a client's IP address in relation to the wireless router's LAN interface?

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What should you check if the router's status page indicates no connection to the ISP?

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What is the purpose of using the tracert command in network troubleshooting?

<p>To identify the exact location where a packet may have been lost or delayed. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which scenario would indicate the need to use the netstat command effectively?

<p>When a device's performance appears compromised due to unfamiliar TCP connections. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does a failure to ping between clients suggest in a network environment?

<p>There is likely a firewall or security restriction in place. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which command is primarily used to troubleshoot DNS name resolution issues?

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In a troubleshooting scenario, what is the best way to determine if the issue lies specifically with the wireless or wired connection?

<p>Use a divide-and-conquer technique and ping the default gateway from both types of clients. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If all clients can connect to the wireless router but cannot ping each other, what is the most likely issue?

<p>Client local firewalls are blocking communication. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum number of hops allowed by the tracert command before it determines a destination is unreachable?

<p>30 hops (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the key benefits of good documentation during the troubleshooting process?

<p>It provides a reference that may lead to the likely cause of the issue. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should an end user provide to the support desk during an interaction?

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What is the primary purpose of a trouble ticket in the support desk process?

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Why is it recommended to contact the support desk via phone or live chat for urgent issues?

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What role does the first-level support desk technician play when faced with complex problems?

<p>They escalate the issue to a higher level if they cannot resolve it &lt;-- this (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is typically included in a work order when on-site support is required?

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Which statement accurately reflects the capabilities of a support desk technician?

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What is a key requirement when contacting the support desk for a follow-up on a previous issue?

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Flashcards

DHCP Server Configuration Errors

Issues with the DHCP server configuration that prevent a host from connecting to remote networks or the internet, even if the physical connection is working.

IP address binding to a client MAC address

DHCP servers link a unique IP address to each client device's MAC address, maintaining a client table to map these connections.

Client table verification

Comparing the IP configuration of a client device with the entries in the DHCP server's client table to identify configuration mismatches.

IP address release and renewal

A troubleshooting step to resolve IP configuration conflicts by releasing the current IP address and obtaining a new one from the DHCP server.

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Router connection to ISP

Checking the connectivity between the wireless router and the Internet Service Provider (ISP) to identify problems in the internet connection.

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Network Connectivity Troubleshooting

A systematic approach to identify and resolve network problems, often focusing on isolating the issue to a specific segment of the network (wired/wireless).

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Ping Command

A network utility that checks the reachability of a host by sending ICMP packets and measuring response time.

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Tracert/Traceroute Command

A network utility that traces the route a packet takes from the source to the destination, identifying intermediate network devices.

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Netstat Command

A network utility for displaying active TCP connections, helping troubleshoot connection issues.

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Nslookup Command

A network utility that queries DNS servers to translate hostnames (like www.example.com) into IP addresses.

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Divide and Conquer Troubleshooting

A technique used in network troubleshooting by separating problems to isolate the cause, such as by testing wired and wireless segments separately.

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Default Gateway

The network device that a host uses to forward packets to networks outside of its local network.

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Troubleshooting Documentation

Detailed information (guides, manuals, or specifications) for identifying, verifying, and resolving network issues effectively.

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Networking Troubleshooting

Finding and fixing problems in a network.

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Support Desk

A group of experts who help users with network problems.

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Troubleshooting Steps

Specific actions taken to identify and solve network problems.

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Support Desk Interaction

Communicating with a support team to resolve a network issue.

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Trouble Ticket

A document used to track network issues in a support system.

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Escalation

Moving a network problem to a higher level of support.

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Remote Access

Using software to control a computer or device from a remote location.

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