Network Design and Infrastructure flashcards
18 flashcard decks by 16 users
This page gathers a small set of community-made flashcard decks on topics from network hardware and protocols to SD-WAN. It is for university students and professional candidates practicing network concepts, and teachers looking for material on those topics, with some decks also suited to school students. Browse the decks and choose a topic to practice.
Flashcards
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80 cardsKommNetze What’s a protocol?
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36 cardsE3_1 All enterprise networks must: * Support critical applications
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27 cardsE4_1 Design Hierarchy Network Requirements - Small network - up to 200 devices. - Medium-sized network - for 200 to 1000 devices....
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79 cards3DX7X Vol 1 Self Test Part 2 What are the two most common hybrid topologies?
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16 cardsHardware and Redundancy What is the difference between a switch, a hub and a router?
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66 cardsNetwork Infrastructures What are local area networks (LANs)?
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29 cardsMTA - Understanding Wired and Wireless Networks
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9 cardsTopic No: 12 Communication Network Protocol Role of IP
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58 cardsNETZE 2
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9 cardsSD-WAN Architecture Basics What is SD-WAN?
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3 cards244 L9 What are two sub layers at the data link layer? Explain the functions provided at each sub-layer
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9 cardsCHORD
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52 cardsinfrastructure midterm Loopback address for IPv4 Multicast Address Loopback address for IPv6
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7 cardsChoosing a network for a company Factors which influence the choice of a network
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5 cardsUntitled Applications of client-server models
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2 cardsCisco 4 Chapter 1 What are two structured engineering principles necessary for successful implementation of a network design?...
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2 cardsOverview of enterprise network
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3 cardsNetwork Architecture Types
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These decks offer short prompts and answers on different parts of network infrastructure. Hardware and Redundancy asks about switches, hubs, routers and other hardware. Network Infrastructures covers local area networks and perimeter networks. For a different focus, SD-WAN Architecture Basics includes questions on SD-WAN and the VNF manager.
Study with a deck
Start with Hardware and Redundancy if you want to practice distinguishing familiar devices. Read each prompt, recall an answer before checking the card, and return to any terms you find difficult. For protocol practice, the communication network protocol deck covers IP, TCP and address schemes. CHORD offers terms on peer-to-peer networks and lookup protocols.
When you want to test your recall in another way, switch to a quiz on the unit page. A mind map can help you look at connections between ideas instead of individual card prompts. Choose a deck and work through it at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful place to start?
Start with Hardware and Redundancy if you want to practice identifying network devices. Its prompts include the difference between a switch, a hub and a router. Once you have worked through those cards, Network Infrastructures offers questions on local area networks and perimeter networks.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover hardware, protocols, network architecture and design. For example, CHORD includes peer-to-peer networks, scalability and lookup protocols. SD-WAN Architecture Basics asks about SD-WAN and the VNF manager, while the wired and wireless networks deck includes cable types, attenuation and interference.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.