What does UTP stand for?
Universal Transmission Protocol
Ultrafast Transmission Path
Unshielded Twisted Pair
Uniform Twisted Pair
What does UTP stand for?
Universal Transmission Protocol
Ultrafast Transmission Path
Unshielded Twisted Pair
Uniform Twisted Pair
Which layer does MAC addressing operate at?
Application Layer
Data Link Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
What does MTU stand for?
Maximum Transfer Utility
Multi-Transmission Unit
Maximum Transmission Unit
Minimum Transfer Unit
Which protocol connects IP to MAC addresses?
STP
ARP
UDP
TCP
What is the primary function of a switch?
Connect devices wirelessly
Manage browser traffic
Route packets using IP addresses
Forward frames based on MAC addresses
What is signal attenuation?
Signal distortion during transmission
Loss of signal strength over distance
Signal amplification over distance
Increase in signal clarity
What type of cabling does Cat5e refer to?
HDMI cabling
Ethernet cabling
Fibre optic cabling
Coaxial cabling
What does Wireshark do?
Create network configurations
Monitor internet speed
Capture and analyse network packets
Manage Wi-Fi connections
What is the function of VLANs?
Segment networks for performance
Eliminate network security
Increase network speed
Connect devices wirelessly
What does EMI stand for?
Electromagnetic Integration
Electronic Machine Interference
Electrical Magnetic Interference
Electromagnetic Interference
What is the role of shielding?
Increase signal strength
Carry data faster
Reduce cable weight
Block electromagnetic interference
What is a common issue with WEP?
Easily cracked security protocol
Too complex to implement
Requires special hardware
Slow data transmission
What does the switch use to forward frames?
MAC address table
Routing table
Connection table
IP address table
How does half-duplex communication work?
Two-way, but not simultaneous
Simultaneous two-way communication
One-way communication only
Full-duplex only