Chapter 6


1

Is IP a routed protocol or a routing protocol?

Answer:

Routed.

2

What IP term is equivalent to buffer?

Answer:

Queue.

3

What is the Ethertype of IP?

Answer:

0x0800.

4

Does Ethernet padding affect an IP packet?

Answer:

No.

5

What are the three components of PPP?

Answer:

A frame format definition, the Link Control Protocol (LCP) and a suite of Network Control Protocols (NCPs).

6

Which of the IPCP negotiated options affect FCIP and iFCP?

Answer:

None.

7

Are DNS names analogous to SAM port names?

Answer:

No.

8

What is the IP equivalent of a SAM port identifier?

Answer:

IP address.

9

What is the granularity of a CIDR prefix?

Answer:

One bit.

10

What is the network address of 56.93.17.23/21?

Answer:

56.93.16.0.

11

What is a non-authoritative DNS reply?

Answer:

A reply that is sent to a DNS client by a DNS server that does not have authority over the domain referenced in the reply.

12

Why is NAT required for communication over the Internet between devices using RFC 1918 addresses?

Answer:

Because RFC 1918 addresses are not Internet routable.

13

How does a host locate available DHCP servers?

Answer:

By broadcasting a DHCPDISCOVER packet.

14

What enforces virtual IP network boundaries?

Answer:

Data Link Layer virtual network mechanisms.

15

Why is the Version field the first field in the IP header?

Answer:

It enables the receiving device to determine the format of the IP header.

16

What is the maximum length of the Data field in an IP packet?

Answer:

65,516 bytes.

17

Does IP support notification of drops?

Answer:

Yes.

18

How many flow-control mechanisms does IP support?

Answer:

Four.

19

Does IP guarantee in-order delivery?

Answer:

No.

20

In which layer of the OSI Reference Model does ICMP reside?

Answer:

The Network Layer.

21

What is the functional difference between the Type and Code fields in the ICMP header?

Answer:

The Type field indicates the category of message, while the Code field identifies the specific message.




Storage Networking Protocol Fundamentals
Storage Networking Protocol Fundamentals (Vol 2)
ISBN: 1587051605
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2007
Pages: 196
Authors: James Long

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