DHCP - correct answers DHCP discover
DHCP Offer
DHCP Request
DHC Pack
Which command will you use to verify the status of an interface on a Cisco router? - correct answers
show ip interface brief
DNS - Domain Name System - correct answers A special service that translates domain names into IP
addresses.
ping - correct answers Use the ping command to check basic connectivity between two devices
tracert - correct answers shows you all hops (routers) to the destination (the traceroute command on a
Cisco device):
Duplex - correct answers Full duplex means I can send and receive data at the same time. Half duplex
means I can send or receive data.
CDP (Cisco Discovery Protocol) - correct answers Thanks to this protocol you can view all directly
connected devices. It works at Layer 2 of the OSI Model and does not need an IP address to recognize a
device. Can be used by IP Phones as well.
OSI MODEL - correct answers Pew Dead Ninja Turtles Smell pretty awful
Physical
Data link
network
transport
, session
presentation
application
The Application Layer (L7) - correct answers An interface and set of protocols used for communication.
NOTE: applications like Firefox, Outlook or IE do not work on
this layer, they use protocols that work at L7!
Examples of protocols:
DHCP, DNS, HTTP, SNMP, FTP, TFTP, SMTP
The Presentation Layer (L6) - correct answers Responsible for translation, conversion, compression and
encryption.
It helps the Application Layer process and shows a message.
Examples: JPEG, GIF, MIDI, ASCII
The Session Layer (L5) - correct answers Keeps an eye on all sessions and downloads and makes sure
that a message arrives at the correct place.
This layer manages connections (opens and closes sessions).
Works very close with the Transport Layer.
The Transport layer (L4) - correct answers TCP UDP
TCP - correct answers Connection-oriented
Reliable (acknowledgments and sequence numbers)
Flow Control, windowing
Stream oriented
Slow, a bigger header (20 bytes)
Used for reliable services: HTTP, SSH, TELNET, SMTP etc.