Computer Knowledge
Computer Networks
2,614 Questions
Computer networks involve the architecture, protocols, and security measures used for digital communication. This collection covers OSI model layers, IP addressing, data transmission, and cryptographic standards. These concepts are vital for the computer knowledge sections of banking and government exams.
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Computer Networks Questions
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Packet filtering gateway
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Transport layer security
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Sender authenticity
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Certificate scheme
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Secure multipurpose internet mail extension
E
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Explanation
This security standard handles all sorts of attachments such as graphics, spreadsheets etc.
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Packet filtering gateway
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Application proxy gateway
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Non repudiation
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Transport layer security
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Message authentication code
B
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Explanation
This security technique also called bastion host looks to the inside as if it is the outside connection while to the outside it responds just as the insider would.
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It is divided into exactly two classes
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It contains a fixed-length hosted
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It was established as a user - friendly interface
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It is 32 bits long
D
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Explanation
IPv4 addresses are 32 bits long, represented as four 8-bit octets. IP addresses are divided into five classes (A, B, C, D, E), not two. The 'hosted' in option B is unclear, and IP addresses existed before user-friendly interfaces became a design focus.
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Reverse domain lookup
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Forward domain lookup
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Country domain lookup
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Both (2) and (3)
C
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IP address classes determine network and host portions. Class A has many hosts per network (16M+), Class B has moderate (65K), while Class C has the fewest - only 254 usable hosts per network. Class C was for small organizations.
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virtual connection oriented protocol
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communication protocol
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data link layer protocol
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connectionless protocol
D
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Explanation
UDP is a connectionless transport-layer protocol. Unlike TCP, it doesn't establish connections before sending data. This makes UDP faster but unreliable - packets may arrive out of order or not at all. UDP operates at Layer 4 (transport), not Layer 2 (data link).
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NVT
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TELNET
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TCP/IP
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Both (1) and (2)
D
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TELNET is a protocol for remote login that allows a user to connect to a remote computer and work as if directly connected. NVT (Network Virtual Terminal) is the virtual terminal concept used within TELNET to standardize communication between different systems.
B
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Explanation
NetBIOS (Network Basic Input/Output System) is indeed a protocol that allows applications on different computers to communicate over a local area network. It operates at the session layer and provides services for session management and resource access.
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HTTP
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FTP
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TELNET
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All of the above
A
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Explanation
HTTP is primarily a retrieval protocol designed for requesting and receiving resources from web servers. Unlike FTP or TELNET which allow bidirectional operations, HTTP follows a request-response model where clients retrieve data from servers without persistent modification capabilities.
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Protocol analyser
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Control flow analysis
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Hardware probes and distributed analyser
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Source code analysis
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Client side diagnostic tool
C
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Explanation
This tool can be positioned all across the network for the gathering of information.
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Protocol analyzer
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Traffic flow analyzer
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Monitoring and analyzing net flow
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Lattice flow
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Client side diagnostic tool
B
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Explanation
This tool receives flow of the data directly from the monitored devices and analyse the data to gain the high level perspective across the network.
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Random access channel
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Broadcast control channel
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Cell broadcast channel
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TCH/H
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Paging and access grant channel
E
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Explanation
This down link common channel is used to setting up a call during the access procedure.
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Document object model
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Protocol description unit
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File transfer protocol
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Simple mail transfer protocol
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User datagram protocol
B
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Explanation
This standard is concatenated and delayed acknowledged to reduce the number of sent messages.
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It is a computer network authentication protocol.
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It provides safety to a non-secure network.
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Kerberos may use public-key cryptography optionally.
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Kerberos is built on symmetric key cryptography.
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It uses TCP/IP port.
E
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Explanation
Kerberos uses UDP port 88 by default.