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| OSI Model Layer 1 is called |
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| OSI Model Layer 2 is called |
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| OSI Model Layer 3 is called |
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| OSI Model Layer 4 is called |
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| OSI Model Layer 5 is called |
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| OSI Model Layer 6 is called |
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| OSI Model Layer 7 is called |
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| TCP/IP Model Layer 1 is called |
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| TCP/IP Model Layer 2 is called |
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| TCP/IP Model Layer 3 is called |
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| TCP/IP Model Layer 4 is called |
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| What Layer(s)of the OSI model correspond to the TCP/IP Application Layer |
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| The Application, Presentation and Session Layers |
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| What Layer(s)of the OSI model correspond to the TCP/IP Network Access Layer |
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| The Data Link and Physical Layers |
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| What Layer(s) of the OSI Model correspond to the TCP/IP Transport Layer |
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| What Layer(s) of the OSI Model correspond to the TCP/IP Internet Layer |
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| The OSI Model Data Link Layer is subdivided into how many sublayers and what are their titles |
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| The OSI Data Link is subdivided into two(2) sublayers called the MAC (Media Access Control) and LLC (Logical Link Control) |
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| What main protocol(s) run at the OSI or TCP/IP Transport Layer |
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| TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and UDP (User Datagram Protocol) |
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| What main protocol(s) run at the OSI Network or TCP/IP Internet Layer |
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| IP (Internet Protocol) and ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) |
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| The data package created at the Application Layer of the TCP/IP Model is called |
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| The data package created at the Transport layer of the TCP/IP model is called |
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| A "Segment" if generated by the TCP Protocol and a "Datagram" if generated by the UDP Protocol |
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| The data package created at the Network Access Layer of the TCP/IP Model is called |
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| The data packages created at the Application, Presentation and Session Layers of the OSI model are called |
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| The data package created at the Transport Layer of the OSI Model is called |
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| The data package created at the Network Layer of the OSI Model is called |
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| The data package created at the Data Link Layer of the OSI Model is called |
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| What are the five(5) classes of IP Addresses and what are their dotted decimal ranges |
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Class A - 0 thru 127
Class B - 128 thru 191
Class C - 192 thru 223
Class D - 224 thru 239 (Multicast)
Class E - 240 thru 255 (Experimental) |
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| By class what IP address ranges are reserved for Private Networks |
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Class A - 10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255
Class B - 172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255
Class C - 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255 |
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| IP addresses beginning with the dotted decimal term "127" are designated for what purpose |
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| A Broadcast IP address is designated in what manner |
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| In a Broadcast IP address, the host portion of the address is all set to binary ones (1's) |
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| What portion of a Class A IP address identifies the Network ID and what portion identifies the Host ID |
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| In a Class A IP address the Network ID is designated by the 1st 8 bits (1st Octet) while the remaining 24 bits (last 3 Octets) designate the Host ID |
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| What portion of a Class B IP address identifies the Network ID and what portion identifies the Host ID |
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| In a Class B IP address the Network ID is designated by the 1st 16 bits (1st 2 Octets) while the remaining 16 bits (last 2 Octets) designate the Host ID |
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| What portion of a Class C IP address identifies the Network ID and what portion identifies the Host ID |
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| In a Class C IP address the Network ID is designated by the 1st 24 bits (1st 3 Octets) while the remaining 8 bits (last Octet) identifies the Host ID |
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