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Which octet does Class A TCP/IP use to represent the network portion?
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The First octet
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Which octet does Class B TCP/IP use to represent the network portion?
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The Second octet
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Which octet does Class C TCP/IP use to represent the network portion?
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The Third octet
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What IP range do Class A addresses span?
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1-126
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What IP range do Class B addresses span?
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128-191
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What IP range do Class C addresses span?
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192-223
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What is the default subnet for a Class A address?
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255.0.0.0
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What is the default subnet for a Class B address?
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255.255.0.0
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What is the default subnet for a Class C address?
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255.255.255.0
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What are network IDs that start with 127 reserved for?
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Loop back
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What does a network ID reserved for loopback start with?
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127
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What layers of the OSI model do "application protocols" map to?
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Application, Presentation, Session layers.
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What protocols are the following examples of: AFT, FTP, SFTP, TFTP, NCP, NNTP, SSH, TelNet, DCP, LDAP, SNMP
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Application Protocols
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What layers of the OSI model do "transport protocols" map to?
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Transport Layer
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What are Transport protocols responsible for?
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Transporting Data across the network.
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What are the following protocols examples of: ATP, NetBEUI, SPX, TCP, UDP
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Transport Protocols
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What does NetBEUI use names for?
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NetBEUI uses names as addresses.
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What are Network protocols responsible for?
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For providing the addressing and routing information.
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Which protocols are responsible providing the addressing and routing information?
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Network Protocols
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What are the following protocols examples of: IP, IPX, DDP
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Network Protocols
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What routable protocol is used by all major OSes?
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TCP/IP
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What network type are IPX/SPX associated with?
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NetWare networks
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Are IPX/SPX routable?
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Yes
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What OS is NetBEUI used on?
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Windows
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Is NetBEUI routable?
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No
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What is the function of DHCP/BOOTP?
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They are network services that automatically assign IP addresses.
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What does APIPA do?
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It's a Windows system that self assigns an IP address in the absence of a DHCP server.
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What Windows system self assigns an IP address if there is no DHCP server?
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APIPA
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What does DNS do?
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DNS resolves hostnames to IP addresses
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What protocol resolves hostnames to IP addresses?
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DNS
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What does the NAT protocol do?
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Translates private network addresses into public ones.
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What protocol translates private network addresses into public ones?
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NAT Protocol
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What is the WINS protocol for?
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WINS resolves NetBIOS names to IP addresses.
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What protocol resolves NetBIOS names to IP addresses?
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WINS Protocol
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What is the SNMP protocol for?
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SNMP provides network management facilities on TCP/IP networks
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What protocol provides network management facilities on TCP/IP networks?
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SNMP protocol
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What is Samba for?
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Samba is a service on UNIX/Linux systems to allow Windows clients to access file/print services on that server without running software.
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What service on UNIX/Linux servers allows Windows Clients to access file/print functions without running software?
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Samba!
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What is the NFS protocol?
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The Native file access protocol for UNIX/Linux.
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What is the native file access protocol for UNIX/Linux?
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NFS Protocol
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What is the SMB Protocol?
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The Native file access protocol for Windows.
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What is The Native file access protocol for Windows?
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SMB Protocol.
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What is the AFP protocol?
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The Native file access protocol for Macintosh.
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What is The Native file access protocol for Macintosh?
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AFP Protocol.
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What is subnetting?
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A process in which parts of the host IP are used to create more network ID's.
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