-
-
What would you use to log network activity at the packet level? (over a time
period)
-
Digital Volt Meter
-
TDR
-
Protocol Analyzer
-
Oscilloscope
Answer: C
-
What do you use for measuring network performance over long period of time?
-
Time Domain Reflectometer
-
Protocol Analyzer
-
Performance Monitor
-
Digital Volt Meter
Answer: B
-
Install CAT5 TP in new 100BT Ethernet. Which tool would you use to test the
FULL bandwidth capabilities of the cables?
-
Protocol Analyzer
-
TDR
-
Volt/Ohmmeter
-
Performance Monitor on Windows NT
Answer: A
-
What tool would you use to monitor network performance and facilitate
troubleshooting of network problems? I.e.: isolate a failing network adapter.
-
Cable tester
-
Volt/Ohmmeter
-
TDR
-
Protocol Analyzer
Answer: D
-
2 Ethernet's, one NetBEUI, the other NwLink. Need connectivity device to
allow communication and reduce traffic
-
Repeater
-
Bridge
-
Router
-
Gateway
Answer: D
Note: Correct me if Im wrong, but only a gateway is able to handle two different transport protocols!
A bridge or router can combine an Ethernet segment with a Tokenring segment as long as they use the same transport protocol.
-
One segment Ethernet, the other Token ring all running IPX you want to filter
IPX addressing to filter data.
-
repeater
-
bridge
-
router
-
gateway
Answer: C
Note: Watch for the word "filter". When you want to filter you use a router
instead of a bridge!
Gateway would be too sophisticated because a router or bridge is able to
connect Ethernet and Tokenring. A gateway would only be necessary when there
would also be two different transport protocols. But that is not the case
because there both running IPX.
-
You have a network that uses both NetBEUI and TCP/IP you want to segment
your network into 3 parts equally distributing the workstations and you want
to use both protocols. What device should you use to perform this task?
-
Router
-
Brouter
-
Bridge
-
Gateway
Answer: D
-
Connect a NetBEUI network segment to Unix/NFS.
-
repeater
-
router
-
bridge
-
gateway
Answer: D
Note: This one makes sense, but a cheap repeater with some software like
PC-NFS or other can do that at a fraction of the cost. Not
-
You have a network with MS-DOS clients and UNIX clients. Recently, an NT
Server is added to the network. Now the UNIX machines can access all shared
resources except those on the NT server. Why?
-
faulty cable
-
protocol mismatch
-
server did not initialize
Answer: B
-
78 locations, 50 to 100 computers per site. WfW and Win95 clients, among
others. No mention of NT. What administrative plan to initiate.
-
Centralized users accounts, user level security
-
Centralized users accounts, resource level security
-
peer to peer with share level passwords
-
?
Answer: C
-
You have connected a Token Ring Network (4MBit/s) and an Ethernet Network.
Copying a 5MB File from Ethernet to Token Ring takes 30 seconds. Copying
from Token Ring to Ethernet takes 2Minutes. Why ?
-
the Token Ring network is slower
-
the packet size is larger with Ethernet than Token Ring.
-
the packet size is larger with Token Ring than Ethernet.
-
TCP windows size
Answer: B
-
Three 50 Ohm-terminators on a coaxial bus (showed a graphic), having network
problems. What would be the best (and easiest) way to fix this problem?:
-
reconfigure to 25 ohms terminators
-
make cable length meet specs
-
reconfigure to use 2 terminators
-
add repeaters
Answer: C
-
A server who performs processing for client computers is called?
-
application server
-
file/print server
Answer: A
-
What would you include to manage your network
-
SNMP
Answer: A
-
Greg can't see the network but his network card fires OK.
-
Incorrect transceiver setting.
Answer: A
-
You install a network card and your system no longer boots
-
SCSI/Network card IRQ conflict
Answer: A
-
What OS allows you to share and use resources on them.
(Chose all)
-
WfW
-
Win95
-
WinNT WS
-
WinNT Server
-
?
Answer: A, B, C, D.
-
Select all that *only* use a password on a shared resource:
-
WinNT Server
-
WfW
-
Windows 95
-
WinNT Workstation
Answer: B, C
-
What WAN link will give you more than 100 MBPS transmission rate?
-
52Kbs digital line
-
ATM
-
T1
-
Frame relay
-
X.25
-
ISDN Basic
Answer: B
-
What WAN link can you use at ANY speed
-
T1
-
X.25
-
Frame Relay
-
ATM
Answer: C
-
What WAN link will give you a reliable switched connection
-
X.25
-
ISDN
-
Frame Relay
-
ATM
Answer: A
-
Which link is not switchable?
-
X.25
-
T1
-
ATM
-
Ethernet
Answer: B
-
You need to give a cheap 19.2K baud connection 24 hours/day
-
Leased line
-
Dial up line
Answer: A
-
What would you use to make a 100mb network, budget is low
-
10BaseT
Answer:
-
Your company has taken a short lease (6 months) of a small building. Your
task is to design the network. Part of the lease says not to change any part
of the building and money is short. Which network topology would you chose
-
Bus net and coax
-
Star
-
Bus
-
Ethernet
-
X.25
Answer: A
-
You need to connect to network which uses totally different protocol, What
would you use
-
Gateway
Answer: A
-
User wants to access an IBM 3090 using a 3270 terminal emulation mode. You
do not want to install software on the clients. What device should he use?
-
Repeater
-
Bridge
-
Router
-
Gateway
Answer: D
-
You measure a Thinnet cable via the T, What reading do you get
-
25 ohms
-
50 ohms
Answer: B
-
What reading would you get from an Arcnet terminator
-
93 ohms
Answer: A
-
Your friend has used TV cable for his network. What is wrong
-
Must use RG58 A/U Cable
Answer: A
-
You CANNOT use the same NETBIOS name on: (select all that apply)
-
Sharename
-
Workgroup name
-
Computer name
-
Domain name
Answer: A, B, C,
Note: This one you should decide for yourself. At first I thought the answer
was B, C, D.
But when you take the new PEP exam. Almost the same question appears, and
their answer is A, B, C!
-
Anne's computer can access the network, but everybody else can...?
-
Network connection at Anne's computer
Answer: A
-
What was intended to replace standard phone lines (PSTN)?
-
SLIP/PPP
-
Basic Rate ISDN
-
Primary Rate ISDN
-
Secondary Rate ISDN
Answer: B
-
Where do Bridge, Router, repeater and Gateway sits on the OSI model?
Answers: Bridge: Data Link
Router: Network
Repeater: Physical
Gateway: Transport, Session, presentation, application
-
Which layers of the OSI model are managed by a network protocol such as
Microsoft NetBEUI? (check all that apply)
-
Transport
-
Physical
-
Network
-
Presentation
Answer: A, C
-
What works at transport level and above layer of OSI
-
Gateway
Answer: A
-
What network topology (Exhibits looks like a star of David)
-
Mesh
Answer: A
-
Intermittent network problem on Thinnet. Mix of RG58 /U solid core and RG58
A/U stranded cable. After checking cables you have infinite Ohm reading.
The T connector also shows infinite and the terminator shows 50 ohm, What
must you repair?
-
Replace RG58 /U with A/U
-
Change terminator for 25 Ohms
-
Replace network cable with RG62
-
Replace T connectors
Answer: A
-
The company is using 10Base2, RG-58 A/U cabling for a bus topology in one
of their classrooms. The computers are receiving garbage information. They
have hired you to fix the problem. What would you do?
-
Replace all the cable with RG-58 /U
-
Ground the terminators properly
-
Change terminators to 25 ohms
-
Add a repeater to boost the signal
Answer: B
-
You get 0 Ohm on coax center to edge, 50 Ohms on T piece and 50 Ohm on
Terminator. What is the problem?
-
Replace the T
-
Replace the network card
-
Replace the terminator
-
Replace the cable
Answer: D
-
Install NIC on IRQ 3, what could it conflict with?
-
COM2
Answer: A
-
Question on Thinnet
-
It uses BNC T connectors
Answer: A
-
Question on UTP
-
Use Cat 3,4 or 5 cable.
Answer: A
-
You have a NetWare network. Initialization of the client computer works,
but client can not talk to the server, other computers on network can. What
is most likely the problem?
-
Wrong frame type for NwLink
-
Bad I/O address
-
Wrong subnet mask
-
Protocol mismatch
-
NetBios name duplication
-
Physical cable failure
-
Not enough memory
-
Packet size wrong
Answer: A
-
You have just installed a new client computer on the network. Everything
(including the soundcard) works fine, but the network software does not
initialize. What is the problem?
-
wrong frame type
-
IRQ conflict
-
Wrong transceiver type set on NIC.
-
Replace the network card
-
Use an other protocol
-
Replace the driver version
-
Check the base memory address
Answer: C
-
You install an Ethernet card on a client computer. The network software
initialized properly but the computer can not communicate with others on
the network. All other computers can talk to the server. What is most likely
the problem?
-
-
packet size wrong
-
I/O port wrong
-
Transceiver on net adapter wrong
-
not enough memory
Answer: C
-
There is a new PC, which cannot connect to the network. There is no IRQ conflict
and network protocols are correct. The frame type of the network card is
correct. What will you do first to fix the problem?
-
replace the network card
-
use other protocol
-
replace the driver version
-
check the base memory address.
Answer: C
-
5 Win95 stations in peer-peer. What protocol is best?
-
NFS
-
XNS
-
NwLink
-
DLC
-
PPP
Answer: C
Note: Given that NetBEUI is not in the answer, that does not leave much other
choice.
-
5 users WfW, which protocol is recommended?
-
IPX (NetBios was not offered as solution)
Answer: A
-
Which protocol are routable? Chose all
-
AppleTalk (DDP)
-
IPX
-
XNS
-
DECNET
-
OSI
-
IP
-
DLS
-
NetBEUI
-
LAT
Answer: A, B, C D, E, F
-
Which of the following protocols are Dial-Up-Protocols?
-
SLIP
-
PPP
Answer: A, B
-
SLIP and PPP, which one supports Dynamic IP and compression?
-
PPP
-
SLIP
-
CSLIP
Answer: A
-
You have a dial up connection and want to use error correction and compression.
Which protocol do you use? (choose all that apply):
-
DLC
-
XNS
-
SLIP
-
PPP
Answer: D
-
Ladys computer was 5 years old. Doesnt support dynamic IP allocation.
What datalink protocol is she using?
-
SLIP
Answer: A
-
You have 5 networks over leased telephone lines to form a Wan. 5 networks
using various transport protocols (such as IP, IPX, NetBEUI). Compression
is used for databank Communications. Which Datalink communication protocol
is being used on
-
DLC
-
SLIP
-
PPP
Answer: C
-
The Performance Monitor on an NT network gives the following readings:
% Processor: 8
Pages Fault / Sec: 2
Disk %: 25
What would you implement to improve network performance? :
-
add more ram
-
increase processor speed
-
disk striping with parity
-
segment the network
Answer: C
-
Which limitation are NDIS and Novell ODI designed to overcome?
-
The need to dynamically bind a single protocol to multiple MAC drivers in
order to support more than one network operating system.
-
The need for proprietary network interface drivers for each network operating
system and protocol.
-
Monolithic protocols do not conform to the OSI model.
-
Monolithic protocols cannot be loaded into the upper memory area.
Answer: B
-
You have 2 new computers on the network. You set both computers up the same
way:
MAC address = 0541SD856912
IRQ = 5
I/O Base Address = 300
The computers cannot communicate with the network. What should you do?
-
Reset MAC address to factory settings.
-
Change I/O to 320
-
Change IRQ to 10
-
Change the transceiver type
Answer: A
-
What does the MAC driver do?
-
It provides low-level access to network adapters by providing data transmission
and some basic adapter management functions.
Answer: A
-
What do you need in a UNC name? (Chose all)
-
Server name
-
Computer name
-
Domain name
-
Share name
Answer: B, D
-
What would be the cheapest way to implement fault tolerance that would allow
for a maximum downtime of 2 hours?
-
Raid Level 0
-
Raid Level 5
-
Disk Duplexing
-
Tape Backup
Answer: C
-
Network performance reports large number of Broadcasts storm, Using NetBEUI.
What should you do?
-
Use router to segment the network
-
Use bridge to segment the network
-
Use gateway to segment the network
-
Use router and TCP/IP instead of NetBEUI
Answer: D
-
What can a network with Windows NT Workstations implement to share/protect
files?
-
share level security
-
user level security
-
both
Answer: B
-
Network of 10 Windows 95 stations. What to do with security
-
User level access
-
Share level access
Answer: B
-
There may be a question on 5-4-3 rules. That is a rule saying the 10Base2
can have a maximum of 5 segments, 4 repeaters and 3 segments with nodes.
(2 segments are only cables)
-
Using 10BaseT what is needed to get 300 meters
-
repeaters
Answer: A
-
You have a large network of 750 computers including NT Server and Windows
95 clients. You want to implement security on network resources while minimizing
administration which method should you implement?
-
Centralized account administration with user level
-
Security on all shares.
-
peer-to-peer with user-level security
-
peer-to-peer with resource level security
-
Centralized account admin with resource level security
Answer: A
-
Which protocol is used in packet switching to find the shortest route and
most cost effective, measure hops?
-
RIP
-
not any of the other 10 choices.
Answer: A
-
What can you use as a backbone for 10Base5
-
Fiberoptics
Answer: A
-
You need to implement an Ethernet 100 MBPS network, what do you use?
-
Coaxial
-
UTP 3
-
UTP 5
-
Fiber optic
Answer: C
-
You are looking to replace your current topology scheme. Which is more
economical?
-
FDDI
-
Ethernet switched network
-
100 MBPS ATM
-
16 MBPS Token Ring
Answer: B
-
You have a Win95 that needs to talk to a Windows 3.1 running NetWare Dos
requestor. What do you need to install on Win95?
-
NwLink IPX
-
DLC
-
XNS
-
NetBEUI
Answer: A
-
You have a one-story building and a bunch of computers to hook up with no
pre-installed cable in the building. You have 1 meter of ceiling space. Which
would you install? (No mention of cost)
-
Coax (plenum)
-
Fiber
-
UTP
-
STP
Answer: A
-
You are installing a 100BaseTX FastEthernet network in a 1-story building.
The company has whatever number of workstations. The rooms have 1 meter raised
ceilings. What cable would you use:
-
Coax
-
Type 5 UTP
-
UTP
-
STP
Answer: B?
Note: Fast Ethernet so it must be type 5 UTP.
-
What is a characteristic of 802.3 10BaseT standard
-
RJ11 Connector at both ends
-
UTP RJ45
-
BNC T-connector
-
50 Ohm
Answer: B
-
What is a characteristic of the 802.3 100BT fast Ethernet?
-
CAT5 UTP
-
CAT3 UTP
-
Max cable length of 200 meters
-
BNT T-Connectors
Answer: A
-
What is a characteristic of IEEE 802.3 10base2 standard
-
Cat3 UPT
-
500 meters
-
BNC T-Connectors
-
RJ-45
Answer: C
-
Which of the following is associated with Arcnet?
-
RG 58/U
-
RJ 45
-
RG 62
-
22AWG
Answer: C
-
What High level of network protocol provides file-sharing on networks that
uses NetBios? (Hint all are included with Windows 95)
-
IPX/SPX
-
TCP/IP
-
DLC
-
SMB
-
RIP
-
SLIP
-
PPP
-
NetBEUI
Answer: A, B, H
Note: Watch for the word "network protocol"!
-
A higher level (NetBEUI) protocol which allows file sharing?
-
TCP/IP
-
DLC
-
IPX/SPX
-
NetBEUI
-
SMB
-
AFP or ATP
Answer: E
-
What is the name for the number sequence needed for handling an IP address?
-
MAC
-
Gateway Address
-
Sock number
-
Node number
-
Subnet mask
Answer: E
-
Which of the following can provide WAN with Digital voice, Data and video?
-
ATM
-
T1
Answer: A
-
What connectivity device is used to connect 10BT to 10Base5?
-
brouter
-
router
-
repeater
-
bridge
Answer: C
-
Christinas computer WAS working properly and NOW cannot connect to
the server. All other computers can - what's the problem?
-
wrong transceiver type
-
network connection at her computer
-
NIC conflict with the Dynamic Interface Computer Keyboard
-
incorrect frame type
Answer: B
-
What provide assurance of packet delivery?
-
Connectionless oriented
-
Connection oriented
Answer: B
-
Which has error correction? (choose all that apply)
-
Connection Oriented
-
Connectionless oriented
Answer: A
-
How do you view NetBios names on a subnet?
-
WINS server
-
DHCP
-
Router
-
Gateway
Answer: A
Note: Usually the DOS command nbstat c would do that, but given the
answers above, a) is the best answer.
-
You can ping a server by its IP-address but cant reach it by its name.
What is wrong?
-
Wins
Answer: A
Note: If that isnt a choice. The answer is: The servers name
is not registered with the DNS.
-
802.x is /collision detect
-
.3
-
.4
-
.5
-
.12
Answer: A
Note: 4 is token bus and .5 is token ring. .12 is Demand Priority Access
LAN.
-
What does the 802.3 specification include?
-
UTP
-
STP
-
COAXIAL
-
FIBEROPTICS
Answer: C
-
A T-3 line is the equivalent to how many T-1 lines?
-
3
-
38
-
80
-
28
Answer: D
-
What is a switch also known as?
-
smart hub
-
dumb hub
-
passive hub
-
stagnant hub
Answer: A
-
Multiplexing:
-
is a technique that allows both baseband and broadband media to support multiple
data channels
-
has three major methods
-
allows you to use more bandwidth by combining separate signals and transmitting
them together
-
all of the above
Answer: C
-
Your network is using multiple protocols (AppleTalk, NetBEUI, TCP/IP, NwLink)
for MACS, NetWare, Unix, PCs. There is excessive network traffic and poor
performance. How can you reduce network traffic and improve performance?
Choose only one protocol for the network. There should be minimal degradation
of machine functionality as a result of the protocol change. Choices:
-
AppleTalk
-
NetBEUI
-
TCP/IP
-
NwLink.
Answer:
-
On what layer do SMB's reside?
-
application
-
presentation
-
session
-
transport
Answer: A
-
What is an AUI / DIX used for?
-
connecting a 10BaseT LAN to FDDI
-
specifying how a transceiver is attached to an Ethernet device
-
connecting 10BaseT to 10Base2
-
testing cable
Answer: B
-
You come in Monday morning and find that all computers on one segment of
the network are having problems communicating. You suspect that it is caused
by a broadcast storm. You have determined that it is not a hardware problem.
What is your first action to resolve the problem?
-
disconnect all routers
-
Power down and restart the server
-
Use a TDR to analyze the problem
-
Use a Network Analyzer to determine the source of the storm
Answer: D
-
O-X---------------X-----------------X---------------X-O
+ +
O = 50 ohm Terminator
+ = Ground
X = Computer
Intermittent network errors cable spawn 2 buildings, The exhibit shows ground
at both ends of the cable.
-
Ground only one end of the cable
Answer: A
-
If an Ethernet 10Base5 or 10Base2 has three trunk segments, each separated
by a repeater (in the actual exam, you'll see an exhibit). There is a 50-ohm
terminator on each end of each trunk segment for a total of six terminators.
How many of these terminators should now be grounded?
-
6
-
1
-
3
-
0
Answer:
-
What is signal interference created by emissions that pass from one cable
to another?
-
Jitter
-
Attenuation
-
Crosstalk
-
Beaconing
-
Loopback
Answer: C
-
In the past year, 55 clients have been added to a 10BaseT network. The network
is slow in peak times. What is the most economical solution?
-
Replace Ethernet adapters with FDDI?
-
Replace Ethernet concentrators with Ethernet Switches
-
Replace Ethernet components with 100Mbps ATM
-
Replace Ethernet components with 16Mbps token ring.
Answer: B
-
A network with 27 servers and 750 clients running NetBEUI, IPX, TCP/IP.
A client running NwLink IPX is installed which is not able to access some
shared network resources. All others are able to access.
Cause?
-
Subnet mask setting on client incorrect
-
Protocol mismatch between new client and inaccessible shared resources
-
NetBios names duplicated
-
Cable failure between client and inaccessible resource.
Answer: B
-
You are looking to replace your current topology scheme. Which is more
economical?
-
FDDI
-
Ethernet switched network
-
100 Mbps ATM
-
16 Mbps Token Ring
Answer: B
-
You are setting up a 100 Mbps network in a building, which is pre-wired.
After testing you decided that the cabling is category 3 compliant. What
do you do?
-
Keep existing
-
Change to category 5
-
?
-
?
Answer: B
-
You want to connect 2 buildings together that are 1000 meters apart and
communicate at 100 Mbps and provide some security on the cable. What do you
choose?
-
Fiber optic