Review TCP/IP and OSI Reference Model 1. What is the port number for TCP? A. 6 C. 17 2.

What is the port number for UDP? A. 6 C. 17 B. 11 D. 45 B. 11 D. 45

3. User Datagram Protocol works at which layer of the DOD model? A. Transport C. Host-to-Host B. Internet D. Data Link

4. Which protocol works at the Internet layer and is responsible for making routing decisions ? A. TCP C. IP B. UDP D. ARP

5. Which protocol will send a message to routers if a network outage or congestion occurs? A. IP C. ICMP B. ARP D. TCP

6. Which port numbers are used by TCP and UDP to set up sessions with other hosts? A. 1-255 C. 1023 and above 7. Which of the following is true. A. B. C. D. TCP is connection-oriented; UDP uses acknowledgements only Both TCP and UDP are connection-oriented, but only TCP uses windowing TCP is connection-oriented, but UDP is connectionless TCP and UDP both have sequencing, but UDP is connectionless B. 256-1022 D. 6 and 10 respectively

8. Which protocol is used to manage and monitor the network? A. FTP C. SNMP B. SMTP D. IP

9. Which frame type uses DSAPs and SSAPs to identify the upper-layer. A. 802.3 C. 802.2 B. 802.5 D. Ethernet II

10. Which frame has a Type field to identify the upper-layer protocol? A. 802.3 C. 802.2 B. 802.5 D. Ethernet II

11. What does the acronym ARP stand for? A. ARP Resolution Protocol C. Address Resolution Phase B. Address Restitution Protocol D. Address Resolution Protocol

12. Ping uses which Internet layer protocol (besides IP) ? A. ARP C. DCMP B. RARP D. ICMP

13. Which protocol sends redirects back to an originating router? A. C. E. G. ARP ICMP IP UDP B. RARP D. BootP F. TCP

14. Which of the following protocols are used to get an IP address from known MAC address? A. C. E. G. ARP ICMP IP UDP B. RARP D. BootP F. TCP

15. Which of the following protocols is used to give an IP address to a diskless machine? A. C. E. G. ARP ICMP IP UDP B. RARP D. BootP F. TCP

16. Which two of the following protocols are used at the Transport layer? A. C. E. G. ARP ICMP IP UDP B. RARP D. BootP F. TCP

17. Which protocol gets a hardware address from a known IP address? A. C. E. G. ARP ICMP IP UDP B. RARP D. BootP F. TCP

18. Which of the following is a connectionless protocol at the Transport layer? A. C. E. G. ARP ICMP IP UDP B. RARP D. BootP F. TCP

19. If a router in your internetwork experienced congestion on serial port 0, which protocol will let the neighbor routers know? A. C. E. G. ARP ICMP IP UDP B. RARP D. BootP F. TCP

20. Which protocol is used for booting diskless workstations? A. C. E. G. ARP ICMP IP UDP B. RARP D. BootP F. TCP

21. Match these application layer services to their corresponding transport layer protocol port. A. SMTP B. FTP C. TFTP D. Telnet E. HTTP F. DNS 1. TCP/23 2. TCP/25 3. TCP/80 4. TCP/21 5. UDP/69 6. TCP/53

22. Which OSI reference model layer does Telnet function at? A. Transport C. Session B. Network D. Application

23. How many layers does the TCP/IP protocol suite have, compared to the OSI reference model? A. TCP model has 4, OSI model has 6 C. TCP model has 4, OSI model has 7 B. TCP model has 7, OSI model has 8 D. TCP model has 7, OSI model has 4

24. The TCP/IP protocol suite has a formal session layer that includes NetBIOS, RPCs, and TLI functions A. True 25. What is the function of RPCs? A. To move files from remote PCs to a local PC B. To make remote function calls transparent, so they appear to be local C. To initialize a program on a remote PC B. To send a procedure that is local to a remote node for processing elsewhere 26. What does RPC stand for? A. Remote personal computer C. Routed-procedure call B. Reserved-programming call D. Remote-procedure call B. False

27. What OSI reference model layer do sockets function at? A. Application C. Session E. Network G. Physical 28. What function do sockets perform? A. B. C. D. They make remote functions appear local, transparent to the user They transfer files to and from remote nodes They make the transport layer independent They allow multiple applications to share the same connection to the network B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

29. What is WinSock? A. B. C. D. A version of sockets for the Microsoft Windows platform Sockets on BSD UNIX A session layer API commonly considered to be its own protocol A network layer service for Microsoft Windows

30. What does TLI do? A. B. C. D. It makes remote functions appear local, transparent to the user It transfers files to and from remote nodes It makes the transport layer independent It allows multiple applications to share the same connection to the network

31. What OSI layer does NetBIOS function at? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

32. Which protocols can NetBIOS bind to? (Select all that are applicable.) A. Appletalk C. IP B. IPX D. NetBEUI

33. What layers do not exist in the TCP/IP model that are in the OSI model? A. B. C. D. Application, presentation, and network Presentation, session, and data link Session, network, and physical Presentation, data link, and physical

34. What is a socket in the transport layer? A. The socket is an IP address plus a port B. An API that makes the transport layer independent C. An API that allows multiple applications to share a network connection D. A function that makes remote procedures appear to be local 35. What is a port? A. An API that makes the transport layer independent B. An API that allows multiple applications to share a network connection C. A function that makes remote procedures appear to be local D. The point where upper-layer processes access transport layer services 36. Which of the following services uses a process called windowing? A. Reliable data transfer C. Buffered transfer E. Multiplexing G. Flow control 37. What is UDP? A. An API that makes the transport layer independent B. A connectionless, unreliable transport protocol C. An API that allows multiple applications to share a network connection D. A function that makes remote procedures appear to be local 38. What is IP? A. It is the transport mechanism for upper layer services B. It is the session layer API for making the transport layer independent C. It is the network layer protocol that moves data from one node to another D. It is the physical layer protocol for Internet connections 39. What is ICMP? A. It is a network layer protocol that handles control messages B. It is a network layer protocol that resolves addresses C. It is a session layer API that makes remote procedures transparent to a user D. It is a transport layer function for unreliable transport 40. Ping sends an ICMP echo command to an IP address in order to determine whether a network connection exists to that node. A. True 41. Which of the following best describes TCP/IP? A. A static protocol B. A proprietary protocol C. A collection of internetworking protocols B. False B. Connection-oriented virtual circuit D. Resequencing F. Efficient, full-duplex transmission

42. UDP and TCP represent mechanisms used by which layer of the TCP/IP? A. Data link layer C. Presentation layer B. Physical layer D. Transport layer

43. ICMP, IP, ARP, and RARP of the IP protocol suite map to: A. OSI layers 1 and 2 C. OSI layer 3 B. OSI layer 5 D. OSI layer 2

44. Which layer is most important in providing reliable data exchange between two systems? A. Physical layer C. Session layer 45. Which of the following does TCP provide? A. Unreliable data stream C. Flow control B. Connectionless virtual circuit D. Structured byte stream movement B. Data link layer D. Transport layer

46. What is the sequence number in a TCP header used for? A. Acknowledgments C. Rejecting duplicate octets B. Reordering of the octets received D. All of the above

47. Variable sliding windows provide an explicit mechanism for notifying TCP if an intermediate node (for example, a router) becomes congested? A. True 48. LAN stands for which of the following? A. Long Area Network C. Local Arena Network 49. WAN stands for which of the following? A. WAN Area Network C. Wide Area Network B. Wide Arena Network D. Wide Area News B. Local Area Network D. Local Area News B. False

50. The two sublayers of the IEEE Data Link layer are which of the following? A. Data Link and MAC C. Logical Link Control and MAC B. Data Link and LLC D. Logical and Link Control

51. Bridges work at which layer of the OSI reference model? A. Session C. Network B. Bridge D. Data Link

52. Repeaters work at which layer of the OSI reference model? A. Transport C. Physical B. Presentation D. Data Link

53. What is the Network layer of the OSI reference model responsible for? A. Bridging C. Routing Packets thru the internetwork B. Regenerating the digital signal D. Gateway services

54. Which three pairs of the following are Presentation layer standards? A. MPEG and MIDI C. ASCII and EBCDIC B. PICT and JPEG D. NFS and SQL

55. Which of the following are Session layer standards? A. MPEG and MIDI C. ASCII and EBCDIC B. PICT and JPEG D. NFS and SQL

56. Which of the following are true statements about connection oriented sessions? A. B. C. D. The segments delivered are acknowledged back to the sender upon their reception. Any segments not acknowledged are dropped. Segments are sequenced back into their proper order upon arrival at their destination. A manageable data flow is maintained in order to avoid congestion, overloading, and the loss of any data.

57. CPE is an acronym for which of the following? A. Central Processing Engineer C. Customer Processing Equipment B. Central Processing Equipment D. Customer Premise Equipment

58. CSU/DSU is an acronym for which of the following? A. B. C. D. Channel Service Unit/Digital Service Unit Channel Service Unit/Data Service Unit Channel Service Unite/Digital Service Unit Cant Send in Uniform/Dont Send another Unit

59. CO is an acronym for which of the following? A. Company Office C. Central Office B. Corporate Option D. Central Option

60. Chose three reasons why the networking industry uses a layered model. A. B. C. D. E. It allows changes to occur in all layers when changing one protocol It allows changes in one layer to occur without changing other layers It clarifies what general function is to be done rather than how to do it It clarifies how to do it rather than what general functions should be done It facilitates systematic troubleshooting

61. Which layer defines bit synchronization? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

62. Which layer defines physical topology? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

63. Which layer is responsible for putting 1s and 0s into a logical group? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

64. Which layer is responsible for framing? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

65. Which layer is responsible for addressing devices and routing through an internetwork? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

66. Which layer hides details of any network-dependent information from the higher layers by providing transparent data transfer? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

67. Which layer is responsible for flow control, acknowledgment, and windowing? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

68. Which layer is responsible for providing mechanisms for multiplexing upper-layer application, session establishment, and tear-down of virtual circuits? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

69. Which layer is responsible for coordinating communication between systems? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

70. Which layer is responsible for negotiating data transfer syntax? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

71. Which layer is responsible for synchronizing sending and receiving applications? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

72. Which layer is responsible for identifying and establishing the availability of the intended communication partner? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

73. Which layer is responsible for determining if sufficient resources for the intended communication exists? A. C. E. G. Application Session Network Physical B. Presentation D. Transport F. Data link

74. Which of the following protocols provide address resolution? A. ICMP C. IP E. TCP B. RARP D. UDP

75. IP is described as an unreliable mechanism because it does not guarantee delivery. A. True B. False