v3 JEOPARDY CCNA 3 Module 4

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CCNA 3
v3
JEOPARDY
Module 4
CCNA3 v3 Module 4
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A: What is Local Area Network?
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A: What is Network Interface Card?
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A: What is Media Access Control?
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A: What is Content Addressable Memory?
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A: What is Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision
Detection?
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The amount of time it takes a signal to
travel across a cable.
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A: What is Propagation Delay?
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The amount of time it takes for a frame
to be sent.
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A: What is Transmission time?
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Bridges increase latency by about this
percentage.
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A: What is 10% - 30%?
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Routers increase latency by about this
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A: What is 20% - 30%?
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This switching method adds the most
latency.
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A: What is Store-and-forward switching?
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Terms
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Dividing a network into collision domains.
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A: What is Segmentation?
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Ignoring a frame.
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A: What is Filtering?
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Copying a frame.
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A: What is Forwarding?
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Another term for delay.
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A: What is Latency?
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Connecting each device to its own
switch port.
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A: What is Microsegmentation?
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The process of a frame entering one port
and exiting out a different port.
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A: What is Switching?
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Switches learn these MAC addresses.
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A: What are Source MAC addresses?
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This is formed when a point-to-point
connection is formed between two
ports.
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A: What is a Virtual Circuit?
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Buffering technique where all frames
are placed in a common memory space
before transmission.
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A: What is Shared Memory Buffering?
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These are two forms of cut-through
switching.
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A: What are Fast-forward and Fragment-free?
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These are stored in the CAM.
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A: What are the Source MAC addresses and their
corresponding ports?
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This happens when the destination
MAC cannot be found in the CAM.
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A: What is the frame is flooded out all ports (except the port
from which the frame originated?
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This is stored each time an address is
referenced which keeps the address
inform being removed from the table.
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A: What is a Timestamp?
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The contents of CAM after a power
cycle.
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A: What is the CAM is empty?
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This happens when an address “ages
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A: What is the MAC address is removed from the CAM?
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This type of networking device has the
lowest latency.
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A: What is a Hub?
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This device can divide a network into
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A: What is a Router?
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This device generally has the highest
latency.
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A: What is a Router?
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This device divides a network into
collision domains.
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A: What is a Switch? (a router does, too, but that is not its
primary function)
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This device can switch layer 3 packets,
but does not use any routing protocols.
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A: What is a Brouter?
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The three types of communication transmissions.
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A: What are Unicasts, Multicasts, and Broadcasts ?
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