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CCNA4 v3 Module 6

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Module 6

JEOPARDY

K. Martin

CCNA4 v3 Module 6

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A: What is Network Operating System?

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QuestionA: What is Network File System?

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A: What is Management Information Base?

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A: What is Remote MONitor?

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A: What is Network Management Station?

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A: What is a Diskless Workstation?

A special, very secure computer that does not contain a hard drive.

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A: What is a Client?

A machine that uses services on a network.

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A: What is a Server?

A system can support many user requests at once.

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A: What is Redundancy?

This term refers to adding additional hardware that can “take over” if some components fail.

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A: What is a Remote Host?

A system that is being accessed by someone from another system.

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A: What is DHCP?

The service which eases the amount of time needed to manage the addressing of a many hosts.

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A: What is HTTP?

This service allows the hosting of web pages.

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A: What is DNS?

The service which translates internet names into ip addresses.

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A: What is FTP?

This service allows a user to both upload and download files.

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A: What is POP3?

This service allows a user to retrieve email from a server.

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A: What is Security?

This NOS feature includes encryption and authentication.

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A: What is Robustness and Fault Tolerance?

An NOS with this feature can sustain services under heavy loads and keep going even when some components fail.

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A: What is Scalability?

This NOS feature is the ability to grow while sustaining performance.

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A: What is Performance?

An NOS with this feature maintains fast file access speeds.

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A: What is Management and Monitoring?

This NOS feature enables an administrator to control and keep track of servers, clients, printers, disk storage, and services.

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A: What is the Management Station?

The computer that runs the network management software.

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A: What is an MIB?

This stores structured information about a managed device.

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A: What are Management Agents?

Key networking devices running SNMP so that they can be managed.

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A: What is UDP?

SNMP uses this transport layer protocol.

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A: What are 161 and 162?

SNMP uses these two port numbers.

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A: What is a Host?

Every computer that runs TCP/IP, regardless of its function, is called this.

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A: What is Daemon?

Another term for “service.”

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A: What is Report error and status conditions without being specifically asked (polled)?

The syslog utility allows a networking device to do this.

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A: What is logging on?

Use this command to enable the reporting of status and error messages.

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A: What is logging <hostname or ip address>?

This command directs a router’s error messages to a different device.

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QuestionA: What are Organization, Information, Communication,

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The four parts of the ISO Network Management model.

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