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CCNA 1. v3. JEOPARDY. Module 6. K. Martin. Router Modes. Router Modes. Acronyms. IEEE. WAN Encapsulation. WAN Encapsulation. OSI Layers. WAN Services. WAN Services. Collision. Router Basics. Router Basics. Avoidance. Router Commands. Router Commands. Illegal Frames. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
CCNA1 v3 Module 6
v3v3CCNA 1
Module 6
JEOPARDY
K. Martin
CCNA1 v3 Module 6
RouterRouterModesModes
WANWANEncapsulationEncapsulation
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A: What is Organizational Unique Identifier?
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QuestionA: What is Burned In Address?
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A: What is Media Access Control?
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A: What is Logical Link Control?
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A: What is Frame Check Sequence?
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A: What is Logical Link Control?
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A: What is Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection (CSMA/CD)? Ethernet
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A: What is Token Ring?
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A: What is Wireless LAN?
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A: What is Cable-TV based broadband communication network?
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A: What is the Network Layer?
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A: What is the Physical Layer?
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A: What is the Data Link Layer ?
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A: What is the MAC Sublayer?
Lower level of Layer 2
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A: What is the LLC Sublayer?
Upper level of Layer 2
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A: What is a Single Collision?
A collision on the first attempt, but successfully transmitted on the second attempt
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A: What is a Late Collision?
A collision occurring after the first 64 octets
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A: What is a Local Collision?
A signal is detected by both the RX and TX at the same time
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A: What is a Remote Collision?
A collision where the frame is less than 64 bytes and the FCS is invalid
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A: What is Half Duplex mode?
Collisions are recognized by a workstation only when operating in this mode
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A: What is Token Ring or FDDI?
One of the deterministic protocols where collisions do not occur
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A: What is a Back-off Algorithm?
When a collision is detected, this happens
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A: What is Listen for a signal on the shared media?
In a CSMA/CD network, workstations must do this before transmitting data
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A: What is Full Duplex mode?
Collisions do not occur in this mode
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A: What is the Inter-frame Spacing?
The time between the last bit of the FCS of one frame to the first bit of the preamble of the next frame
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A: What is a Runt?
The nickname for an illegally short frame
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A: What is a Jabber?
This is a extremely long bad frame
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A: What is a Short Frame?
The official name for a frame that is less than 64 bytes
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A: What is a Long Frame?
This type of bad frame is longer than the legal limit
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A: What is a Giant?
A frame that is too long is called this on a router
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QuestionA: What is Auto-Negotiation?
This process occurs when two devices configure the speed of their connection without outside intervention
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