What is the IEEE specification for Spanning Tree Protocol? A.) 802.9 B.) 803.ud C.) 803 D.) 802.1d

CO is an acronym for which of the following? A.) Central Office B.) Capital Office C.) Central Operator D.) Company Office

What is convergence time? A.) The update time B.) The time it takes to reload a router C.) The time it takes for a packet to reach its destination D.) The time is takes for all routers update their tables after a change takes place

Which of the following are Session Layer standards? A.) ASCII and EBCDIC B.) MPEG and MIDI C.) RPC and SQL D.) JPEG and PICT

What is the IP extended access list range? A.) 1000-1099 B.) 100-199 C.) 1-99 D.) 101-200

Define Poison Reverse? A.) To prevent regular update messages from reinstating a route that has gone down B.) Packets sent out that are not destined for a network go to the default network C.) Information received on an interface cannot be sent back out the same interface D.) When a network goes down, that network is advertised with an infinite metric

What is the default interval for SAP updates? A.) 60 seconds B.) 15 seconds C.) 30 seconds D.) 120 seconds

What does a router do with a packet that it does not have a destination network for? A.) Sends it to the Serial port B.) Drops the packet C.) Sends it back out the same interface it received it in D.) Forwards the packet to the next hop

What type of frame does CDP use to gather information about it's neighbors? A.) TCP/IP B.) Novell-ether C.) Subnetwork Access Protocol (SNAP) D.) Ethernet_II

Which protocol is used for booting diskless workstations? A.) IP B.) ARP C.) RARP D.) TCP E.) SNMP

Which layer is responsible for synchronizing sending and receiving applications? A.) Presentation B.) Session C.) Transport D.) Application E.) Network

Which protocol gets a hardware address from a known IP address? A.) RARP B.) TCP C.) IP D.) BootP E.) ARP F.) ICMP

Which layer defines bit synchronization? A.) Application B.) Network C.) Transport D.) Physical E.) Session F.) Session

Which is true regarding half duplex Ethernet operation? A.) Half Duplex ethernet technology provides a transmit circuit connection wired directly to the receiver circuit at the other end B.) Half duplex transmission between stations is achieved by using point to multipoint Ethernet and Fast Ethernet C.) With Half Duplex transmission logically circuits feed into a single cable creating a situation similar to a one way bridge D.) Half Duplex transmission between stations is achieved using Point to Point Ethernet & Fast Ethernet

When would you use ISDN? A.) To connect LANs using POTS B.) To support applications requiring voice, data, and video C.) When you need a consistent and very high rate of data speed D.) To connect to IBM mainframes