Computer Networks MCQs - Unit 5
A
IP addresses to MAC addresses
B
MAC addresses to ports
C
files to folders
D
domain names to IP addresses
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domain names to IP addresses
A
flat list
B
ring
C
single table only
D
hierarchical tree
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hierarchical tree
A
MX record
B
CNAME record
C
NS record
D
A record
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A record
A
A record
B
CNAME record
C
MX record
D
AAAA record
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MX record
A
a mail server
B
a name server
C
an alias name
D
an IPv6 address
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an alias name
A
Secure Network Mail Protocol
B
Simple Network Management Protocol
C
Simple Node Monitoring Process
D
Standard Network Messaging Protocol
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Simple Network Management Protocol
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MIB
A
Management Information Base
B
Mail Information Block
C
Message Internet Buffer
D
Management Interface Bridge
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Management Information Base
A
STUFF
B
ROUTE
C
GET
D
HASH
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GET
A
TCP only
B
ARP
C
UDP
D
Ethernet only
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UDP
A
POP3
B
SMTP
C
IMAP
D
HTTP
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SMTP
A
POP3 and IMAP
B
SMTP and DNS
C
HTTP and FTP
D
ARP and RARP
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POP3 and IMAP
A
send non-ASCII data and attachments in email
B
route email
C
encrypt DNS
D
assign IP addresses
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send non-ASCII data and attachments in email
A
High Transfer Text Protocol
B
HyperText Transmission Process
C
HyperText Transfer Protocol
D
Host Transfer Technique Protocol
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HyperText Transfer Protocol
A
a stateless protocol
B
a stateful protocol
C
a data link protocol
D
a routing protocol
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a stateless protocol
A
LISTEN
B
BIND
C
GET
D
FLOOD
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GET
A
OK
B
Moved Permanently
C
Internal Server Error
D
Not Found
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Not Found
A
OK (request succeeded)
B
Not Found
C
Forbidden
D
Server Error
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OK (request succeeded)
A
compress web pages
B
encrypt email
C
maintain state information in the stateless HTTP protocol
D
route packets
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maintain state information in the stateless HTTP protocol
A
Universal Routing Link
B
Uniform Resource Locator
C
Uniform Router Language
D
Unified Resource Library
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Uniform Resource Locator
A
a markup language used to create web pages
B
a routing protocol
C
a transport protocol
D
a database
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a markup language used to create web pages
A
increase page size
B
block all requests
C
reduce response time and network traffic
D
encrypt DNS
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reduce response time and network traffic
A
RTSP
B
SMTP
C
ARP
D
SNMP
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RTSP
A
a firewall
B
a larger header
C
a DNS server
D
a playout buffer
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a playout buffer
A
the whole file must arrive first
B
playback can start before the whole file has arrived
C
no network is used
D
no buffering is used
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playback can start before the whole file has arrived
Fill in the Blanks
26
DNS stands for ______.
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Domain Name System
27
SNMP stands for ______.
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Simple Network Management Protocol
28
MIB stands for ______.
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Management Information Base
29
A DNS ______ record maps a name to an IPv4 address.
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A
30
A DNS ______ record specifies the mail server of a domain.
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MX
31
SMTP stands for ______.
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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
32
POP3 stands for ______ Office Protocol version 3.
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Post
33
MIME stands for Multipurpose Internet ______ Extensions.
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Mail
34
HTTP stands for ______.
Correct Answer
HyperText Transfer Protocol
35
The HTTP status code ______ means Not Found.
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404
36
URL stands for Uniform Resource ______.
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Locator
37
HTML stands for ______.
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HyperText Markup Language
38
Cookies are used to maintain ______ in the stateless HTTP protocol.
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state
39
A ______ buffer is used to remove jitter in streaming audio and video.
Correct Answer
playout
40
RTSP stands for Real Time ______ Protocol.
Correct Answer
Streaming