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CCNA Network Fundamentals Vocab
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1. An IPV4 addressing scheme that uses a subnet mask that does not follow classful addressing limitations. It provides increased flexibility when dividing ranges of IP addresses into separate networks. Classless addressing is considered the best in curr
classless addressing
goodput
peer
collaborative
2. A part of a computer network that every device communicates with using the same physical medium. Network segments are extended by hubs or repeaters.
network segment
globally scoped addresses
collaborative
manchester encoding
3. A MAC address that can be configured on a device. The LAA can be used in place of the BIA . This means that you can replace a NIC or use a substitute device without changing the address used by the network to access the station.
directly connected network
locally administered address
Pad
directed broadcast
4. A group that receives a multicast transmission. The members of a multicast group have the same mulitcast IP addressing to receive the same transmission.
cloud
PSH
multicast group
global configuration mod
5. A popular certification method for fiber systems. The OTDR injects light into the fiber and then graphically displays the results of the detected reflected light. The OTDR measures the elapsed transit time of reflected light to calculate the distance
encapsulation
Optical time domain reflectometer
low-order bit
host address
6. The optical or electrical impulse on a physical medium for purposes of communication.
signal
physical address
token passing
overhead
7. In networking - a general term referring to any energy signal on a transmission medium that is not part of the signal used to transmit data over that medium.
instant messaging
noise
gigabit ethernet
filtering
8. Additional data that is provided with a command to provide information used by the execution of the command. IOS command arguments are entered at the CLI after the command
argument
fault tolerance
priority queing
instant messaging
9. A dotted decimal number defined by the IPv4 protocol to represent a network or subnet. It represents the network that hosts reside in. Also called a network number or network ID.
prefix length
default gateway
multicast client
network address
10. Translation RFC 1918 addresses to public domain addresses. Because RFC 1918 addresses are not routerd on the Internet - hosts accessing the Internet must use public domain addresses.
carrier sense multiple access (CSMA)
Mail user agent
multiplexing
Network address translation (NAT)
11. The process of obscuring information to make it unreadable without special knowledge - somtimes referred to as scrambling. The process takes the data to be encrypted and applies a mathematical formula to it along with a secret number. The resulting v
goodput
media access control
destination IP address
encryption
12. A process by which an end device - after it receives data over some transmission medium - examines the headers and trailers at each successive higher layer - eventually handing the data to the correct application. Sometimes called de-encapsulation.
redundancy
decapsulation
collaborative
protocol data unit
13. The first half of a MAC address. Manufactures must ensure that the value of the OUI has been registered with the IEEE. This value identifies the manufacturer of any Ethernet NIC or interface.
plug-in
Organizational Unique Identifier
client
global configuration mod
14. In IP subnetting - this refers to the portion of a set of IP addresses whose value must be identical for the addresses to be in the same subnet.
logical network
prefix length
encode
media independent
15. Communication where the sender and receiver must prearrange for communications to occur; otherwise - the communication fails.
limited broadcast
connection oriented
link-local address
4b/5b
16. Represents the 0 in the binary number. In an IP subnet mask - the lower-order bits represent the host portion. Sometimes called the host portion of bits.
low-order bit
source IP address
physical media
nonreturn to zero
17. The IPv4 address block 192.0.2.0 to 192.0.2.255 that is set aside for teaching and learning purposes. These addresses can be used in documentation and network examples.
physical address
test-net address
limited broadcast
Organizational Unique Identifier
18. On a switch - a table that lists all known MAC addresses - and the bridges/switch port out which the bridge/switch should forward frames sent to each MAC address.
MAC table
backoff algorithm
window size
TCP/IP
19. A collection of data that establishes a reference for network performance and behavior over a period of time. This reference data is used in the future to assess the health and relative growth of network utilization.
plug-in
directed broadcast
network baseline
reserved link-local addresses
20. As filed in the TCP header that is set in a sent segment - signifies the maximum amount of unacknowledged data the host is willing to receive before the other sending host must wait for an acknowledgment.
node
window size
attenuation
globally scoped addresses
21. An addressing scheme in which a network is partitioned into sections - with the section identifier forming one part of each destination's address and the destination identifier forming another
hierarchical addressing
ethernet PHY
authoritative
carrier sense multiple access (CSMA)
22. A unit of measurement of the number of times 1000 bits can be transmitted in 1 second. 1 kbps = 1000bps
synchronous
priority queing
quality of service
kilobits per second
23. A host or node that participates in some form of a group. For example - p2p technology defines a group of peers that participate jointly in the same activity - each one having a server and client component.
fast ethernet
noise
network baseline
peer
24. A network with a geographic size between a LAN and a WAN. Typically used by service providers to create a highspeed network in a major metropolitan area where many customers might want high speed services between large sites around a city.
host
distributed
directed broadcast
metropolitan-area network
25. Also known as boolean algebra. These consist of the AND OR and IF operations
user executive mode
digital logic
octet
pinout
26. A system of network design characterized by one or more major components that are required to maintain operation.
pulse amplitude modulation
radio frequency interference
URG
single point of failure
27. A network that incorporates both optical fiber along with coaxial cable to create a broadband network. commonly used by cable tv companies.
server message block
Interpret as command
hybrid fiber-coax
virtual local area network
28. The bit position in a binary number having the greatest value. The most significant bit is sometime referred to as the leftmost bit.
physical media
most significant bit
broadcast address
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
29. A term that describes IPv4 packets sent to all hosts in a particular network. In a directed broadcast - a single copy of the packet is routed to the specified network - where it is broadcast to all hosts on that network
pulse amplitude modulation
manchester encoding
directed broadcast
flooding
30. The extent of a certain item. For example - an address scope is also known as a range of addresses from beginning of the range to the end.
forwarding
scope
Network time protocol
physical topology
31. The IEEE 802.2 standard that defines the upper sublayer of the Ethernet Layer 2 specifications.
overhead
ARP cache
Logical link control
digital logic
32. In a shared media ethernet network - a signal generated by the transmitting devices that detects the collision. The jam signal continue to transmit for a specified period to ensure that all devices on the network detect the collision. The jame signal
cache
TCP/IP
bridge
jam signal
33. An international standards body that defines many networking standards. Also - the standards body that created the OSI model.
noise
fast ethernet
International Organization for Standardization
Optical time domain reflectometer
34. A name - as defined by DNS that uniquely identifies a computer in the internet. DNS servers can then respond to the DNS requests by supplying the IP address that is used by the computer that has a particular domain name. This term also refers to the
Time to live
fault tolerance
domain name
overhead
35. A network topology characterized by a central location connected to multiple hubs. In an extended star - these interconnected hubs may be connected to more hubs. It is essentially a hierarchical topology but typically is drawn with the central site i
packet
extended star
media-dependent interface (MDI)
Open systems interconnection
36. Somtimes called place-value notation - this is a numeral system in which each position is related to the next by a constant multiplier - a common ration - called the base or radix of that numeral system.
radio frequency interference
fiber optics
positional notation
extranet
37. 1. a collision domain that is a section of a LAN that is bound by bridges - routers or switches. 2. In a LAN using a bus topology - a segment is a continuous electrical circuit that is often connected to other such segments with repeaters. 3. When us
noise
Mail user agent
firewall
segment
38. An encoding scheme 4B/5B uses 5-bit symbols and codes to represent 4 bits of data. 4B/5B is used in 100Base-tx ethernet.
daemon
limited broadcast
4b/5b
physical media
39. Resources used to manage or operate the network. Overhead consumes bandwidth and reduces the amount of application data that can be transported across the network.
radio frequency interference
prefix length
overhead
most significant bit
40. The IPv4 multicast addresses 224.0.0.0 to 224.0.0.255. These addresses are to be used for multicast groups on a local network. Packets to these destinations are always transmitted with a TTTL value of 1
interframe spacing
jam signal
reserved link-local addresses
client
41. Another form of the root word converge in the phrase converged network. This kind of network aggregates various forms of traffic such as voice - video and data on the same network infrastructure. A more common usage represents the process by which ro
broadcast
cyclic redundancy check
symmetric switching
convergence
42. A type of network cabling that includes twisted-pair wires - with shielding around each pair of wires - as well as another shield around all wires in the cable.
Regional Internet Registries
link-local address
shielded twisted pair cable
network interface card
43. In ethernet - the process performed by a bridge or switch when it decides that it should not forward a frame out another port
priority queing
filtering
virtual terminal line
delimiter
44. To transfer data from the computer functioning as a server to the client computer you are using.
maximum transmission unit
virtual terminal line
dns resolver
download
45. A 1-bit flag in the TCP header that is used to request to the higher layers for immediate delivery of the packet.
PSH
hub
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
enable password
46. A part of the ethernet frame that fills in the data field to ensure that the data field meets the minimum size requirement of 46 bytes.
Open systems interconnection
decapsulation
Pad
runt frame
47. Program used to download and send email. Email clients use POP3 to receive emails and use SMTP to send emails. Also called an email client
pulse amplitude modulation
Mail user agent
default route
dynamic host configuration protocol
48. A method of computer processing in which different parts of a program run simultaneously on two or more computers that are communicating with each other over a network
distributed
Mail user agent
Time to live
subnet
49. The MAC address that is permanently assigned to a LAN interface or NIC. It is called burned-in because the address is burned into a chip on the card - and the address cannot be changed. Also called universally administered address.
post office protocol
URG
burned in address
Network address translation (NAT)
50. The cabling and connectors used to interconnect the network devices.
global configuration mod
physical media
directly connected network
pulse amplitude modulation