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1.2 Compare and contrast networking appliances, applications, and functions. 33. Which of the following best describes the function of a firewall? A. A device located between two networks that enables administrators to restrict incoming and outgoing traffic B. A device that connect...

1.2 Compare and contrast networking appliances, applications, and functions. 33. Which of the following best describes the function of a firewall? A. A device located between two networks that enables administrators to restrict incoming and outgoing traffic B. A device that connects two networks together, forwarding traffic between them as needed C. A device that enables Internet network clients with private IP addresses to access the Internet D. A device that caches Internet data for subsequent use by internal network clients 34. Which of the following terms is used to describe the method by which a firewall examines the port numbers in Transport layer protocol headers? A. IP address filtering B. Service-dependent filtering C. Deep packet inspection (DPI) D. Next-generation firewall (NGFW) 35. Which of the following physical network devices can conceivably be implemented as software in a computer's operating system? (Choose all that apply.) A. Hub B. Switch C. Router D. Firewall 36. Which of the following criteria does a firewall capable of service- dependent filtering use to block traffic? A. Hardware addresses B. Protocol identifiers C. IP addresses D. Port numbers 37. Ralph is a freelance network consultant installing a three-node small business network. The computers are all in the same room and use wired Ethernet to connect to the switched ports of a multifunction device. The device also functions as a network address translation (NAT) router for a cable modem connection to the Internet. NAT provides a measure of security, but Ralph wants to be sure that the network is protected from unauthorized Internet traffic and attacks against open ports. Which of the following solutions would enable Ralph to accomplish this goal with the minimum cost to the client? A. Install a hardware firewall between the multifunction device and the cable modem. B. Install an intrusion prevention system (IPS) between the multifunction device and the cable modem. C. Install a personal firewall on each of the computers. D. Connect an intrusion detection system (IDS) to one of the switched ports in the multifunction device. E. Use a port scanner to monitor the traffic entering the open ports on the computers. 38. Which of the following statements about hubs and switches are true? (Choose all that apply.) A. Hubs operate only at the Physical layer, whereas switches operate only at the Network layer. B. All of the devices connected to a hub are part of a single collision domain, whereas each device connected to a switch has its own collision domain. C. There are switches available with Network layer functionality, but there are no hubs with that capability. D. Switches create a separate broadcast domain for each connected device, whereas hubs create a single broadcast domain for all of the connected devices. 39. Which of the following devices perform essentially the same function? (Choose two.) A. Hubs B. Bridges C. Switches D. Routers 40. Which of the following switch types immediately forwards frames after looking at only the destination address? A. Cut-through B. Source route C. Store-and-forward D. Destination 41. Which of the following is something that only a firewall capable of stateful packet inspection can do? A. Filter traffic-based port numbers B. Block traffic destined for specific IP addresses C. Scan Transport layer header fields for evidence of SYN floods D. Block all TCP traffic from entering a network 42. Which of the following are methods typically used by intrusion detection systems (IDSs) to analyze incoming network traffic? (Choose all that apply.) A. Anomaly-based detection B. Behavior-based detection C. Signature-based detection D. Statistic-based detection 43. Which of the following is another term for a multiport bridge? A. Router B. Switch C. Hub D. Gateway 44. Which of the following statements about switches and routers are true? (Choose all that apply.) A. Routers operate at the Network layer, whereas switches operate at the Data link layer. B. All of the devices connected to a switch are part of a single broadcast domain, whereas the networks connected to a router form separate broadcast domains. C. Routers can communicate with each other and share information, but switches cannot. D. Switches forward packets based on their hardware addresses, whereas routers forward packets based on their IP addresses. 45. Which of the following types of systems are frequently used to collect information from intrusion detection systems (IDSs)? A. SIEM B. NAS C. RADIUS D. VoIP 46. Which of the following explains why splitting a large, switched Ethernet LAN into two LANs by adding a router can help to alleviate traffic congestion and improve performance? (Choose all that apply.) A. Adding a router reduces the amount of broadcast traffic on each of the two LANs. B. Adding a router reduces the amount of unicast traffic on each of the two LANs. C. Adding a router diverts traffic to an alternate path through the network. D. Adding a router prevents computers on one LAN from communicating with computers on another LAN. 47. Which of the following statements about traditional bridges and switches is true? A. Bridges and switches are Network layer devices that use logical addressing to forward frames. B. Bridges and switches are Data link layer devices that use media access control (MAC) addresses to forward frames. C. Bridges and switches build their internal tables based on destination addresses and forward packets based on source addresses. D. Bridges and switches must support the Network layer protocol implemented on the local area network (LAN). E. Each port on a bridge or switch defines a separate broadcast domain. 48. Which of the following is a correct term describing the function of a traditional switch? A. Layer 2 router B. Ethernet hub C. Multiport bridge D. Layer 3 repeater 49. Which of the following is the primary reason why replacing hubs with layer 2 switches on an Ethernet local area network (LAN) improves its performance? A. Layer 2 switches forward packets faster than hubs. B. Layer 2 switches do not forward broadcast transmissions. C. Layer 2 switches reduce the number of collisions on the network. D. Layer 2 switches read the IP addresses of packets, not the hardware addresses. 50. Which of the following statements about routers are true? (Choose all that apply.) A. Routers are Network layer devices that use IP addresses to forward frames. B. Routers are Data link layer devices that use media access control (MAC) addresses to forward frames. C. Routers build their internal tables based on destination MAC addresses and forward frames based on source MAC addresses. D. Routers must support the Network layer protocol implemented on the local area network (LAN). E. Each port on a router defines a separate broadcast domain. 51. Which of the following statements about routers is not true? A. Routers can connect two or more networks with dissimilar Data link layer protocols and media. B. Routers can connect two or more networks with the same Data link layer protocols and media. C. Routers store and maintain route information in a local text file. D. Servers with multiple network interfaces can be configured to function as software routers. E. Routers can learn and populate their routing tables through static and dynamic routing. 52. The network administrator for a small business is installing a computer to function as a firewall protecting their internetwork from Internet intrusion. At which of the following locations should the administrator install the firewall system? A. Anywhere on the private internetwork, as long as the Internet is accessible B. Between the Internet access router and the Internet service provider's (ISP's) network C. At the ISP's network site D. Between the Internet access router and the rest of the private internetwork 53. Proxy servers operate at which layer of the OSI reference model? A. Data link B. Network C. Transport D. Application 54. Which of the following is a feature that is not found in a traditional firewall product, but which might be found in a next- generation firewall (NGFW)? A. Stateful packet inspection B. Deep packet inspection (DPI) C. Network address translation (NAT) D. Virtual private network (VPN) support 55. Which of the following statements about content filtering in firewalls is true? A. Content filters examine the source IP addresses of packets to locate potential threats. B. Content filters enable switches to direct packets out through the correct port. C. Content filters examine the data carried within packets for potentially objectionable materials. D. Content filters use frequently updated signatures to locate packets containing malware. 56. Which of the following is not one of the criteria typically used by load balancers to direct incoming traffic to one of a group of servers? A. Which server has the lightest load B. Which server has the fastest response time C. Which server is next in an even rotation D. Which server has the fastest processor 57. Which of the following devices enables administrators of enterprise wireless networks to manage multiple access points (APs) from a central location? A. Hypervisor B. Wireless controller C. Wireless endpoint D. Demarcation point 58. A load balancer is a type of which of the following devices? A. Switch B. Router C. Gateway D. Firewall 59. Which of the following devices expands on the capabilities of the traditional firewall by adding features like deep packet inspection (DPI) and an intrusion prevention system (IPS)? A. RADIUS server B. CSU/DSU C. NGFW D. Proxy server 60. Which of the following statements about Internet access through a proxy server accounts for the security against outside intrusion that a proxy provides? A. The proxy server uses a public IP address, and the client computers use private addresses. B. The proxy server uses a private IP address, and the client computers use public addresses. C. Both the proxy server and the client computers use private IP addresses. D. Both the proxy server and the client computers use public IP addresses. 61. Which of the following devices can an administrator use to monitor a network for abnormal or malicious traffic? A. IDS B. UPS C. RADIUS D. DoS E. RAS 62. Which of the following features enables an intrusion detection system (IDS) to monitor all of the traffic on a switched network? A. Stateful packet inspection B. Port mirroring C. Trunking D. Service-dependent filtering 63. Which of the following storage area network (SAN) protocols are capable of sharing a network medium with standard local area network (LAN) traffic? (Choose all that apply.) A. iSCSI B. Fibre Channel C. FCoE D. InfiniBand 64. Which of the following protocols is not used for storage area networks (SANs)? A. iSCSI B. FCoE C. VoIP D. Fibre Channel 65. Which of the following storage area network (SAN) technologies do iSCSI initiators use to locate iSCSI targets on the network? A. Active Directory B. ICMP C. DNS D. iWINS E. iSNS 66. What is the highest possible data transfer rate on a storage area network (SAN) using Fibre Channel? A. 8 Gbps B. 16 Gbps C. 32 Gbps D. 128 Gbps 67. In its primary functionality, a network-attached storage (NAS) device is most closely associated with which of the following devices? A. Failover cluster B. File server C. JBOD D. RAID 68. Which of the following statements about the differences between network-attached storage (NAS) and storage area networks (SANs) are true? (Choose all that apply.) A. NAS provides file-level storage access, whereas SAN provides block-level storage access. B. NAS devices typically contain integrated iSCSI targets. C. SAN devices have an operating system, whereas NAS devices do not. D. NAS devices typically provide a filesystem, whereas SAN devices do not. 69. Which of the following statements specify advantages of FCoE over the original Fibre Channel standard? (Choose all that apply.) A. FCoE is less expensive to implement than Fibre Channel. B. FCoE can share a network with standard IP traffic, whereas Fibre Channel cannot. C. FCoE is routable over IP networks, whereas Fibre Channel is not. D. FCoE uses standard Ethernet networking hardware. 70. Which of the following are Application layer protocols that network-attached storage (NAS) devices can use to serve shared files to clients on the network? (Choose all that apply.) A. CIFS B. NFS C. RDMA D. HTTP 71. Which of the following is not one of the advantages of iSCSI over Fibre Channel? A. iSCSI is routable, whereas Fibre Channel is not. B. iSCSI is less expensive to implement than Fibre Channel. C. iSCSI includes its own internal flow control mechanism, whereas Fibre Channel does not. D. iSCSI can share the same network as standard local area network traffic, whereas Fibre Channel cannot. 72. Which of the following is the term for the client that accesses an iSCSI device on a storage area network? A. Initiator B. Target C. Controller D. Adapter 73. Which of the following protocols are included in an iSCSI packet on a storage area network (SAN)? (Choose all that apply.) A. Ethernet B. IP C. TCP D. UDP E. None of the above 74. Which of the following protocols are included in a Fibre Channel packet? A. Ethernet B. IP C. TCP D. UDP E. None of the above 75. Which of the following protocol standards defines a layered implementation that does not correspond to the layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model? A. iSCSI B. Fibre Channel C. PPP D. RDMA 76. Which of the following protocols are included in an FCoE packet? A. Ethernet B. IP C. TCP D. UDP E. None of the above 77. Ralph, the administrator of a 500-node private internetwork, is devising a plan to connect the network to the Internet. The primary objective of the project is to provide all of the network users with access to web and email services while keeping the client computers safe from unauthorized users on the Internet. The secondary objectives of the project are to avoid having to manually configure IP addresses on each one of the client computers individually and to provide a means of monitoring and regulating the users' access to the Internet. Ralph submits a proposal calling for the use of private IP addresses on the client computers and a series of proxy servers with public, registered IP addresses, connected to the Internet using multiple T-1 lines. Which of the following statements about Ralph's proposed Internet access solution is true? A. The proposal fails to satisfy both the primary and secondary objectives. B. The proposal satisfies the primary objective but neither of the secondary objectives. C. The proposal satisfies the primary objective and one of the secondary objectives. D. The proposal satisfies the primary objective and both of the secondary objectives. 78. Which of the following is not a mechanism for distributing incoming network traffic among multiple servers? A. Load balancer B. Round-robin DNS C. NLB cluster D. VPN headend 79. Which of the following is not a function that is typically provided by a unified threat management (UTM) appliance? A. Virtual private networking B. Network firewall C. Network-attached storage D. Antivirus/antimalware protection 80. A multilayer switch can operate at which layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model? (Choose all that apply.) A. Physical B. Data link C. Network D. Transport E. Session F. Presentation G. Application 81. Control plane policing (CPP or CoPP) is a feature on some routers and switches that limits the rate of traffic on the device's processor to prevent denial-of-service (DoS) and reconnaissance attacks, using which of the following technologies? A. IPsec B. 802.1X C. RA guard D. QoS E. VLAN hopping 82. Which of the following is a device that switches calls between endpoints on the local IP network and provides access to external Internet lines? A. VoIP PBX B. VoIP gateway C. VoIP endpoint D. Multilayer switch 83. Which of the following is the true definition of the term modem? A. A device that connects a computer to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) B. A device that connects a local area network (LAN) to the Internet C. A device that converts analog signals to digital signals and back again D. A device that connects a local area network (LAN) to a wide area network (WAN) 84. Which of the following terms are used to describe the device used to place calls on a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) installation? (Choose all that apply.) A. Terminal B. Gateway C. Endpoint D. PBX 85. Which of the following devices enables you to use a standard analog telephone to place calls using the Internet instead of the public switched telephone network (PSTN)? A. Proxy server B. VPN headend C. VoIP gateway D. UTM appliance 86. Which of the following prevents packets on a TCP/IP internetwork from being transmitted endlessly from router to router? A. Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) B. Maximum transmission unit (MTU) C. Administrative distance D. Time to live (TTL) 87. Which of the following is the abbreviation for a network of Internet datacenters supplying end users with localized access to their data? A. CDN B. QoS C. NAS D. SAN

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