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| The function of the _____ protocol is to allow NetBIOS services to be used over TCP/IP networks. |
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| The _____ protocol is used for automated discovery of networked services on LANs. |
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| Service Location Protocol |
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| RIP is a file sharing protocol. |
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| NNTP is a file sharing protocol. |
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| AFP is a file sharing protocol. |
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| SNMP is a file sharing protocol. |
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| A network protocol providing an alternative solution to the manual assignment of IP addresses is called _____ |
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| What does DHCP stand for? |
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| Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol |
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| What does LDAP stand for? |
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| Lightweight Directory Access Protocol |
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| A protocol used in network management systems for monitoring network-attached devices is known as _____. |
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| What does SNMP stand for? |
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| Simple Network Management Protocol |
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| SMB and CIFS are examples of network protocols used for providing _____. |
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| shared access to files, directories, and devices |
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| What does CIFS stand for? |
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| Common Internet File System |
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| FTP is an example of a secure network protocol offering traffic encryption. |
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| HTTPS is an example of a secure network protocol offering traffic encryption. |
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| Telnet is an example of a secure network protocol offering traffic encryption. |
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| HTTP is an example of a secure network protocol offering traffic encryption. |
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| IPsec is an example of a secure network protocol offering traffic encryption. |
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| SSH is an example of a secure network protocol offering traffic encryption. |
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| SSH is a _____ network protocol. |
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| _____ was designed as a secure replacement for Telnet. |
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| Transmission Control Protocol |
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| TCP is a _____ protocol that requires a set of initial steps in order to establish connection (three-way handshake). |
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| UDP is an example of a _____ protocol, and doesn't support three-way handshake |
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| TCP is referred to as unreliable or best-effort protocol. |
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| UDP is referred to as unreliable or best-effort protocol. |
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| TCP supports retransmission of lost packets, flow control (managing the amount of data that is being sent), and sequencing (rearranging packets that arrived out of order). |
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| UDP supports retransmission of lost packets, flow control (managing the amount of data that is being sent), and sequencing (rearranging packets that arrived out of order). |
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| IEEE 802.11a has a maximum data signaling rate of _____. |
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| IEEE 802.11a has a _____ frequency band. |
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| What does CSMA stand for? |
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| Carrier Sense Multiple Access |
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| IEEE 802.11b has a _____ frequency band. |
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| IEEE 802.11b has a maximum data signaling rate of _____. |
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| IEEE 802.11g has a maximum data signaling rate of _____. |
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| IEEE 802.11g has a _____ frequency band. |
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| IEEE 802.11n has a _____ frequency band. |
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| IEEE 802.11n has a maximum data signaling rate of _____. |
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| IEEE 802.11ac has a _____ frequency band. |
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| IEEE 802.11ac has a maximum data signaling rate of _____. |
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| IEEE _____ wireless standard uses MIMO. |
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| _____ wireless standard uses MU-MIMO. |
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| What does MIMO stand for? |
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| Multiple Input / Multiple Output |
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| What does MU-MIMO stand for? |
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| IEEE 802.11a, -b, -g, -n, and -ac all use CSMA/_____. |
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| _____ is a wireless security standard that has been deprecated in favor of newer standards due to known vulnerabilities resulting from implementation flaws. |
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| _____ is the wireless security standard that offers the highest level of protection. |
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| A security protocol introduced in order to strengthen existing WEP implementations without requiring the replacement of legacy hardware is known as _____. |
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| What does TKIP stand for? |
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| Temporal Key Integrity Protocol |
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| _____ features AES-based encryption mode. |
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| Advanced Encryption Standard |
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| A portion of the available RF band allocated for wireless communication is known as (a) _____. |
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| A situation in which multiple channels share the frequency band causing interference and performance degradation for devices operating on channels that are too close to each other is known as _____. |
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| Setting up a wireless network to operate on a non-overlapping channel allows multiple networks to coexist in the same area without causing interference. |
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| _____ must be enabled to allow requests to a server with a private IP address from an outside network |
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| What does NNTP stand for? |
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| Network News Transfer Protocol |
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| Routing Information Protocol |
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| LDAP is an example of a _____. |
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| directory access protocol |
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