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What does BASE mean in 100BASE-T and 1000BASE-T
What is carrier sense multiple access collision detect (CSMA/CD)
What is UTP cabling?
What is the maximum cable length for UTP
What is a straight-through Ethernet cable, and when would you use it?
What is a crossover Ethernet cable, and when would you use it?
What are the different UTP categories
What is the differenct between single-mode fiber (SMF) and multimode fiber (MMF)
What are three ways that LAN traffic is transmitted?
How many bits are in an Ethernet address?
What portion of the MAC address is vendor specific
What poriton of the MAC address is vendor assigned?
What are the first 24 bits in a MAC address called?
What is an example of a layer 2 address?
What is an example of a Layer 3 address?
If a sending device does not know the MAC address of the destination device, what protocol is used to find the MAC address of the receiving device?
Host A wants to send data to host B. Hose B is on a different segment from host A. The two segments are connected to each other through a router. What will host B see as the source MAC address fro all frames sent from host A?
Switching uses a process outlined by the IEEE as transparent bridging. What are the five processes transparent bridges use for determining what to do with a frame?
What is the transparent bridging learning process?
What is the transparent bridging flooding process?
What is the transparent bridging filtering process
What is the transparent bridging forwarding process?
What is the transparent bridging aging process?
For what two purposes does the Ethernet protocol use physical addresses?
What will an Ethernet switch do if it receives a unicast frame with a destination MAC that is listed in the switch table?
Under what conditions would a switch flood a frame?
What is the switch MAC address table used for?
Describe full-duplex transmission
What are the advantages of using full-duplex Ethernet instead of half-duplex
How does replacing a hub with a switch affect CSMA/CD behavior in an Ethernet network?
What command allows you to view the duplex and speed settings configured for a switch port?
Can a network hub be connected to switch port in full-duplex mode?
When troubleshooting a switch interface operating in full-duplex mode, which error condition can be immediately ruled out?
An end user complains of slow access to the network. You issue the show interface command on the port the end user is connected to and you see a lot of collisions and runts on the interface. What is most likely the cause of the problem?
An end user complains of slow access to the network. You issue the show interface command on the port the user is connected to and you see a lot of collosions and cyclic redundancy check (CRC) errors on the interface. What ca be several causes for the problem?
You connect two switches using a straight-through UTP Cat 6 cable. The port link lights between the switches are not coming on. What is the problem?
You have a port on your switch that is not working properly. You enter the show interface command on the faulty port and the port status says "errDisable." What are some possible causes for this error?
What is the cause of multiple collisions on a port?
