Networking Ports and Protocols Quiz

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What type of channel is required for baseband transmission?

Low-Pass

What is the process of converting an analog signal to digital?

Digitization

What is the purpose of modulation in signal transmission?

To use a band-pass channel

How is the wavelength of an analog signal related to the propagation speed?

Wavelength = Propagation Speed / Frequency

What is the concept of wavelength for an analog signal?

The distance one cycle occupies on the transmission medium

What is the process of sharing a single channel by multiple signals?

Multiplexing

What is the main difference between analog and digital signals?

Analog signals are continuous whereas digital signals are discrete.

Which type of modulation is used to transmit an analog signal over a digital channel?

All of the above

What is the most common communication mode in computer networks?

Full-duplex

What is the speed of electromagnetic waves in a vacuum?

3 x 10^8 m/s

Which type of modulation is used to transmit digital signals over analog channels?

All of the above

What is the minimum length of a digital signal?

1 bit

What technique is used to transmit digital signals?

Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)

Which communication mode is used for analog signals?

Simplex mode

What is the relation between frequency and time period?

F = 1/T

What is the physical layer concerned with?

Bit-by-bit delivery

What is the size of port addresses in TCP/IP?

16-bit long

Which modulation technique is used for transmission over a wider range?

Frequency modulation

Test your knowledge of networking ports, protocols, and addresses with this quiz. From DHCP to DNS to HTTP, challenge yourself with questions about port numbers and their corresponding protocols.

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