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Froggy Jumps D315 Network & Security Foundations QuizOnline version Core N&SF topics by Alicia O'Leary 1 Which device is commonly used to connect to an ISP, to facilitate Internet access? a Modem b Firewall c Switch 2 What does the Network layer (Layer 3) of the OSI model primarily provide? a Routing and logical addressing between networks b End-user authentication c Data encryption at rest 3 Which protocol provides reliable, connection-oriented transport? a TCP b ICMP c UDP 4 Subnetting is mainly used for what purpose? a Automatically encrypting all traffic b Increasing physical distance between devices c Dividing a network into smaller, more manageable segments 5 What is the primary purpose of a firewall? a Filter and control traffic between networks according to rules b Route packets via optimal paths c Encrypt all data end-to-end 6 Which IPv6 feature enables devices to configure themselves without manual settings? a NAT6 b DHCPv4 only c Stateless Address Autoconfiguration (SLAAC) 7 Which authentication factor is something you know? a Password b Token (something you have) c Biometrics (something you are) 8 What does the CIA triad stand for in information security? a Connectivity, Integrity, Accessibility b Confidentiality, Interoperability, Assurance c Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability 9 A device that forwards frames based on MAC addresses at Layer 2 is a what? a Router b Switch c Hub 10 What is the main use of a VPN? a Increase bandwidth on local links b Create a secure, encrypted connection over an untrusted network c Store user passwords securely 11 Which protocol securely translates domain names to IP addresses? a DNS b DNS over TLS (DoT) c DHCP 12 Which command displays current IP configuration on Windows? a ifconfig b ipconfig c ipconfig /alll 13 Which Linux command is used to test connectivity to a host? a traceroute b netstat c ping 14 Which command traces the path to a host in Windows? a traceroute b tracert c route 15 Which command performs DNS lookups on Linux/Unix? a dig b nslookup c arp -a 16 Which Windows command retrieves DNS and host name info? a nslookup b netstat c ipconfig 17 Which command shows active network connections and listening ports on Linux? a route b arp -a c netstat 18 Which command displays network interfaces and IPs on Windows? a ipconfig b nslookup c ifconfig 19 Which Linux command configures network interfaces (older tool)? a dig b ip c ifconfig 20 Which command maps IP addresses to MAC addresses? a arp -a b traceroute c nslookup 21 Which tool is used for port scanning and network discovery? a tracert b nmap c netstat 22 Which describes a network where clients request services from a centralized server? a Peer-to-peer architecture b Distributed hash architecture c Client-server architecture (centralized) 23 In a peer-to-peer network, resources are shared among peers in a: a centralized server b hierarchical ladder c decentralized manner 24 Bus topology uses a single shared communication line called a(n): a mesh b bus c ring 25 A network in which data travels in a closed loop from node to node describes a: a bus topology b ring topology c star topology 26 In which topology all devices connect to a central hub/switch? a Bus topology b Star topology c Mesh topology 27 Which topology provides multiple redundant paths between devices? a Ring topology b Mesh topology c Star topology 28 A network that blends multiple topologies (e.g., star with bus) is called a: a Hybrid topology b Virtual topology c Sequential topology 29 Infrastructure mode wireless networks rely on a central: a Access Point b Client device c Router 30 In an ad hoc wireless network, devices: a communicate directly without a fixed infrastructure b always use a central AP c require wired backhaul 31 Singlemode vs multimode fiber: the key difference is the fiber core: a color b flexibility c diameter and light propagation distance 32 Patch cables are used to connect devices to: a power outlets b modems c patch panels or switches 33 A straight-through cable is used to connect unlike devices, such as: a Switch to switch b PC to PC c PC to switch 34 A crossover cable connects like devices, e.g., two: a routers b modems c switches or NICs 35 Coaxial cables are commonly used for: a fiber connections b older Ethernet and cable TV signals c wireless backhaul 36 Twisted pair cables include Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a primarily for: a power delivery b fiber replacement c Ethernet networking performance 37 Which protocol is used for transferring files over TCP and commonly requires credentials? a SMTP b HTTP c FTP 38 Which file transfer protocol uses UDP, has no authentication, and is often used for network device updates? a FTP b TFTP c SFTP 39 Which secure file copy command transfers files over SSH? a HTTP b FTP c SCP 40 Which protocol provides remote login without encryption, commonly considered insecure? a HTTPS b SSH c Telnet 41 Which securely encrypts remote logins and file transfers over the network? a Telnet b SSH c FTP 42 Which type of hacker is generally considered ethical and helps improve security by finding vulnerabilities? a White hat b Black hat c Script kiddie 43 Which hacker engages in illegal activities or personal gain? a Black hat b Hacktivist c White hat 44 What do you call a hacker who uses hacking tools for political or social activism? a Hacktivist b White hat c Script kiddie 45 Which hacker is typically between ethical and malicious, often exploiting vulnerabilities but not for personal gain? a Gray hat b Black hat c White hat 46 Which hypervisor runs directly on physical hardware, without a host OS? a Type 2 b Type 1

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Which device is commonly used to connect to an ISP, to facilitate Internet access?

What does the Network layer (Layer 3) of the OSI model primarily provide?

Which protocol provides reliable, connection-oriented transport?

Subnetting is mainly used for what purpose?

What is the primary purpose of a firewall?

Which IPv6 feature enables devices to configure themselves without manual settings?

Which authentication factor is something you know?

What does the CIA triad stand for in information security?

A device that forwards frames based on MAC addresses at Layer 2 is a what?

What is the main use of a VPN?

Which protocol securely translates domain names to IP addresses?

Which command displays current IP configuration on Windows?

Which Linux command is used to test connectivity to a host?

Which command traces the path to a host in Windows?

Which command performs DNS lookups on Linux/Unix?

Which Windows command retrieves DNS and host name info?

Which command shows active network connections and listening ports on Linux?

Which command displays network interfaces and IPs on Windows?

Which Linux command configures network interfaces (older tool)?

Which command maps IP addresses to MAC addresses?

Which tool is used for port scanning and network discovery?

Which describes a network where clients request services from a centralized server?

In a peer-to-peer network, resources are shared among peers in a:

Bus topology uses a single shared communication line called a(n):

A network in which data travels in a closed loop from node to node describes a:

In which topology all devices connect to a central hub/switch?

Which topology provides multiple redundant paths between devices?

A network that blends multiple topologies (e.g., star with bus) is called a:

Infrastructure mode wireless networks rely on a central:

In an ad hoc wireless network, devices:

Singlemode vs multimode fiber: the key difference is the fiber core:

Patch cables are used to connect devices to:

A straight-through cable is used to connect unlike devices, such as:

A crossover cable connects like devices, e.g., two:

Coaxial cables are commonly used for:

Twisted pair cables include Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a primarily for:

Which protocol is used for transferring files over TCP and commonly requires credentials?

Which file transfer protocol uses UDP, has no authentication, and is often used for network device updates?

Which secure file copy command transfers files over SSH?

Which protocol provides remote login without encryption, commonly considered insecure?

Which securely encrypts remote logins and file transfers over the network?

Which type of hacker is generally considered ethical and helps improve security by finding vulnerabilities?

Which hacker engages in illegal activities or personal gain?

What do you call a hacker who uses hacking tools for political or social activism?

Which hacker is typically between ethical and malicious, often exploiting vulnerabilities but not for personal gain?

Which hypervisor runs directly on physical hardware, without a host OS?