Quiz 2 Study Guide - Hsanokklis/2022-2023-Tech-journal GitHub Wiki

Broadcast Domains and the Need for Routing

A broadcast means that we send something that everyone receives weather they want it or not
Switches will forward broadcast traffic on all their interfaces, except the one they received the broadcast on
Broadcast MAC address is ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
a broadcast domain is a collection of network devices that receive broadcast traffic from each other.

Difference between switching and routing tables

Contents of a routing table

Static vs Dynamic Routing

General config steps for static routing (do not need to memorize commands)

Benefits of Dynamic Routing

Routing Protocols as a Protocol

IGP vs EGP

Distance Vector vs. Link State

RIPv2 general description of how it works

RIPv2 general description of how to configure

Definition of VLAN

Benefits of VLANs

VLANs and layer 3

Access vs Trunk Ports

Wireless Networking

Benefits of Wireless Networks

802.11 Wireless Standards

Access Point

SSID

WI-FI Channels

WI-FI Security (WPA2)

which layers are devices at
Which of the following are found in routing tables: next hop, network address, subnet mask
Entering the following in a router configuration is an example of: static routing
A protocol that allows router s to share network information with one another is known as a ___ protocol: Dynamic
Match the following: Interior network protocol, RIP v2, link state, distance vector
A___ is a group of devices that are configured to communicate as if they were attached to the same wire even though they are located on a number (VLAN)
Layer 3 broadcast domains bounded by routers
What are in the same VLAN
Something about ports?/
What are the benefits of implementing VLANS (choose all that apply): A level of network security,
What is needed to allow communication between VLANS: Router on a stick(router with some interfaces)
Open packet tracer and create 2 VLANs with two PCs and appropriate IP addresses configured.