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How to locate mac address

ipconfig /all (it will be listed as physical address)

List three characteristics of a mac address

Unique 48-bit (6-byte) number hard-coded on card by manufacturer




Hexadecimal format




Identifies adapter on the network

List four Ethernet types (categorized by speed)

◦10-Mbps= Ethernet


◦100-Mbps= FastEthernet


◦1000-Mbps=Gigabit Ethernet


◦10-Gigabit Ethernet

Crimping tool is used for?

Putting an RJ-45 end on twisted pair

How many wires are in a cat5 cable?

8

What is the color sequence for T568A?

GRS,GR ORS,BL,BLS,O,SBR,BR

What is the color sequence for T568B?

ORS,OR,GRS,BL,BLS,GR,BRS,BR

PC TO PC connection using Ethernet is called what type of connection?

AD-HOC conection

PoE stands for?

Power Over Ethernet

Micro scanner is used for?

End to End testing of Ethernet cables

Tie Domain Reflectometer (TDR) is used for what?

Used to find breaks in fiber optic cable

Toner Probes are used for?

◦ Toner probe assists you in finding the right cable when they are not labeled




Allows you to physically map out a network that isn’t labeled

◦Half-duplex(Hub)

Traffic only travels in one direction at a time

◦Full-duplex(Switch)

Traffic simultaneously travels in both directions Faster and better throughput (bandwidth

◦QoS(Quality of Service)

Prioritize network traffic for more critical tasks VoIP,video, etc.

Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)

Is a signaling protocol used for controlling communications sessions for VOIP

Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP)

Opens two ports for communication

Bandwidth

Data transmission rate

Latency

Delays in network transmissions

Flat network

◦Networkis built like it is on one massive switch

LayeredNetwork

◦Three Main Layers Core Layer Fast routers Distribution Layer Printers ,servers, routers, and switches Access Layer Switches and wireless access points




◦Better performance, allows for a growing network

What is the diffence between a router and switch

Routers use ip addresses and switches use mac address.




Switch is internal and routers are for external traffic (to the internet)

Does satellite need line of sight?

Yes

Breakdown the first octet of IPv4 172.16.20.70 into binary form





10101100

IP4 data packet header includes what type of data?

Source and destination address info

IP4 data packet Trailer includes what type of data?

May contain information for the handling of the data block, or just mark its end

ipconfig /all

Provides additional information like DNS, DHCP lease information, and MAC Address

ipconfig/release

Releases the IP address so that you can attempt to reconnect with the DHCP server

ipconfig/renew

Starts the DORA process and attempts to retrieve an IP address from a DHCP server

ipconfig /flushdns

Flushes the DNS cache on the PC in order to clear out any invalid entries

ipconfig /registerdns

Updates DNS settings on the PC and initiates communication with the DNS Server

Steps to troubleshooting No connectivity

◦Check cables on a wired network


◦Check signal strength on a wireless network




◦APIPA(Automatic Private IP Addressing)169.x.x.x

Steps to troubleshooting Limited connectivity

◦Check servers and router

Steps to troubleshooting Local connectivity

◦Check firewall

Steps to troubleshooting Intermittent connectivity

◦Check all hardware possibilities


◦If wireless, check for interference