Question 1

STP
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Spanning-tree Protocol

Answer

Simple Transfer Protocol

Answer

Single transmission protocol

Question 2

STP
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

Detects possible loopbacks on the network and shuts down the bridge interface

Answer

Detects and displays errors on the network

Answer

Monitors traffic on a port

Question 3

STP
What layer is it on?

Accepted Answer

Layer 2 (data Link)

Answer

Layer 3 (networking)

Answer

Layer 4 (transport)

Question 4

Vlan
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

virtual local area network

Answer

Visual logical area network

Answer

Virtual logical area network

Question 5

Vlan
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

Separates broadcast domains and communication between other Vlans

Answer

Creates Vlans

Answer

Helps devices talk to each other

Question 6

Vlan
What layer is it on?

Accepted Answer

Layers 2&3 (data link and network)

Answer

Layers 3&4 (network and transport)

Answer

Layers 4&5 (transport and session)

Question 7

ROAS
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Router on a Stick

Answer

Router on a Shelf

Answer

Router on a Stand

Question 8

ROAS
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

uses a trunking configuration to allow data transfer between Vlans

Answer

uses trunking to block user data transfer

Answer

uses trunking to create vlans

Question 9

ROAS
What layer is it on?

Accepted Answer

layer 3 (network)

Answer

layer 2 (data link)

Answer

layer 4 (transport)

Question 10

CDP
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Cisco Discovery Protocol

Answer

bb

Answer

b

Question 11

CDP
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

Cisco Propiretory protocol used to discover cisco devices on a network

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 12

CDP
What layer is it on?

Accepted Answer

layer 2

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 13

LLDP
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

link Layer Discovery Protocol

Answer

b

Answer

a

Question 14

LLDP
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

Vender Neutral device discovery

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 15

LLDP
What layer is it on?

Accepted Answer

layer 2

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 16

HSRP
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Hot standby routing protocol

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 17

HSRP
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

Digital router incase the physical router fails for what ever reason

Answer

b

Answer

a

Question 18

HSRP
What layer is it on?

Accepted Answer

layer 3

Answer

b

Answer

a

Question 19

NTP
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Network Time Protocol

Answer

b

Answer

a

Question 20

NTP
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

Used to sync devices time/date/year

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 21

NTP
What layer is it on?

Accepted Answer

layer 2

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 22

SYSLOG
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

System Logging

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 23

SYSLOG
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

logs system messages based on 8 levels

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 24

SYSLOG
What are the 8 levels?

Accepted Answer

0.emergency
1.alert
2.critical
3.error
4.warning
5.notification
6.information
7.debugging

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 25

SPAN
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Switched Port Analyzer

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 26

SPAN
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

Monitors traffic going through ports

Answer

b

Answer

a

Question 27

SPAN
What layer is it on?

Accepted Answer

layer 2

Answer

b

Answer

a

Question 28

Port Security
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

.Traffic control for ports only allowing a specified # of mac address to enter the port
2

Answer

b

Answer

a

Question 29

Port Security
What layer is it on?

Accepted Answer

Layer 2 (Data Link)

Answer

b

Answer

a

Question 30

ACL
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Access Control List

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 31

ACL
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

Ordered list of rules used to filter traffic and can be used to block devices from reaching other devices

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 32

NAT
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Network Address Translation

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 33

NAT
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

Hides Private ip addresses under private ip addresses

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 34

Nat
What are the three types of Nat?

Accepted Answer

Static

Accepted Answer

Dynamic

Accepted Answer

Pat

Answer

Pressentation

Answer

Domain

Question 35

Static Nat
What is it?

Accepted Answer

1 to 1 private to public ip conversion

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 36

Dynamic Nat
What is it?

Accepted Answer

group conversion private to public, and is not permanent

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 37

Pat Nat
What is it?

Accepted Answer

group-1 private to public

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 38

DNS
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Domain Name Systems

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 39

DNS
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

Translates host names into Ip addresses

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 40

BPDU
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Bridge Protocol Data Unit

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 41

BPDU
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

exchanges messages within the lan containing information on ports, addresses, priorities, & costs while making sure the data ends up where it is intended to go

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 42

DTP
What does it stand for?

Accepted Answer

Dynamic Trunk Protocol

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 43

DTP
What does it do?

Accepted Answer

. negotiates trunking between two vlans

Answer

a

Answer

b

Question 44

DTP
What layer is it on?

Accepted Answer

layer 2 (Data Link)

Answer

a

Answer

b

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