The Wire (1969) Quiz
Exam-prep questions for the The Wire (1969) track of the Terminal Academy. Work a Linux host's network stack from the command line: interfaces, /etc/hosts, DNS resolution, routes, ports and packet captures.
This category currently has 60 questions in the SERVBG quiz bank. Below are a few sample questions: the full interactive quiz shuffles through the whole set with instant scoring.
Sample questions
At which layer of the OSI model do routers primarily operate to make forwarding decisions based on IP addresses?
- Layer 4, the Transport layer
- Layer 2, the Data Link layer
- Layer 1, the Physical layer
- Layer 3, the Network layer
- Layer 7, the Application layer
At which OSI layer does a standard Ethernet switch forward frames using MAC addresses?
- Layer 1, the Physical layer
- Layer 5, the Session layer
- Layer 2, the Data Link layer
- Layer 3, the Network layer
- Layer 4, the Transport layer
How many bits make up a standard Ethernet MAC address?
- 48 bits
- 64 bits
- 128 bits
- 16 bits
- 32 bits
What does the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) do on an IPv4 local network segment?
- It encrypts traffic between two hosts on the same segment
- It resolves a domain name to an IPv4 address
- It assigns IP addresses automatically to new hosts
- It resolves a known IPv4 address to the corresponding MAC address of the device on the same segment
- It routes packets between two different networks
Which port number is the well-known default for unencrypted HTTP web traffic?
- 21
- 80
- 25
- 443
- 8080
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