Chapter 7: Networking and Security...

1.	A peer-to-peer LAN is an appropriate network architecture for:
2.	A transmission medium is a:
3.	Fiber optic cable is made of:
4.	Network adapters are:
5.	To allow multiple computers in a home network to connect to the Internet, you would need a:
6.	Which type of network requires HPNA adapters for communication between nodes of the network?
7.	An example of a UTP cable is:
8.	The word “router” is most synonymous to:
9.	A hub in a wireless network is called a:
10.	Computer users who claim that they are performing a public service when getting around computer security measures on the Internet are called:
11.	Denial of Service (DoS) is:
12.	____________ is a process that permits multiple computers to use the same IP address and hide their actual IP addresses from the Internet.
13.	Every virus has a unique feature in its program code; this is called its:
14.	A macro virus is a virus that:
15.	A polymorphic virus is a virus that:
16.	Packet sniffing is an approach used by firewalls to control access to a system’s logical ports.     True False
17.	Wi-Fi is synonymous with 802.11.     True False
18.	In a peer-to-peer network, one computer is a client and the other is a server.     True False
19.	A printer can be a node in a network.     True False
20.	Device drivers may be needed when installing network adapter cards.     True False
21.	Match the following acronyms with their correct descriptions:   Using the pulldown boxes, match each item on the left to the corresponding item at right. A. distributed approach to blocking the service of a host computer B. means of connecting to the internet C. software for controlling networks D. e-mail transmission rules E. interface adapter card Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E DoS Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E DSL Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E NIC Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E NOS Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E SMTP
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