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.
OSI model layersNetwork protocolsIP subnet maskingData encryption standardsServer configurationsNetwork commands
Computer Networks Questions
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physical
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transport
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network
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MAC sublayer of the data link layer
C
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Explanation
Routers operate at the network layer (Layer 3) because they make forwarding decisions based on IP addresses to route packets between different networks. They are Layer 3 devices. Switches operate at the data link layer (Layer 2), and hubs/repeaters work at the physical layer (Layer 1).
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Library Server Parameters
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Resource Managers
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Authentication
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Authorization
B
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Explanation
In IBM Content Manager architecture, SSL/TLS secures communication between clients and Resource Managers when accessing resources, protecting data in transit.
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CONNECT
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XMIT
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LINK
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TRANSMIT
B
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Explanation
The XMIT statement in JES3 (Job Entry Subsystem) is used to transmit data to another JES3 node in a multi-node MVS environment. This facilitates data exchange between mainframe systems. Options A, C, and D are not valid JES3 transmission statements.
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CONNECT
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XMIT
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LINK
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TRANSMIT
B
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Explanation
In IBM MVS JES3 (Job Entry Subsystem), the XMIT statement is used to transmit jobs and data to another JES3 node. JES3 is a job entry subsystem that manages job processing in mainframe environments. CONNECT (A), LINK (C), and TRANSMIT (D) are not the correct JES3 statements for node-to-node communication.
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NeuroticKat
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T0rn Rootkit
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Slapper
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SweetHeart
C
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Explanation
The Slapper worm/Trojan targets Apache web servers running SSL, utilizing port 443 (HTTPS) to exploit a vulnerability in OpenSSL and establish a peer-to-peer DDoS network.
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NeuroticKat
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T0rn Rootkit
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Slapper
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SweetHeart
C
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Explanation
The Slapper worm/Trojan targets Apache web servers running SSL, utilizing port 443 (HTTPS) to exploit a vulnerability in OpenSSL and establish a peer-to-peer DDoS network.
C
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Explanation
The default port for webMethods Broker Server is 6849. This is the standard configuration port unless explicitly changed during installation. The other ports listed (5000, 5649, 6869) are not the default broker ports.
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PATHSEND
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PATHCOM
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Event Management Services
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PATHMON
D
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Explanation
PATHMON (Path Monitor) provides single-point control over OLTP applications and programs in the NonStop ecosystem. It monitors and controls Pathway objects including PATHSEND (communication), PATHCOM (commands), and server classes. PATHMON is the central controlling component.
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TCP cannot be started
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TCP received a STOP command
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TCP is stopped
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TCP is running and capable of controlling terminals
B
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Explanation
When a TCP (Terminal Control Process) is in PENDING state, it means it received a STOP command and is in transition. It's not fully stopped yet, hence 'PENDING'. The TCP cannot start new work, process terminals, or run normally until the state changes. PENDING indicates a transitional stopped state.
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$REQ-SERVER
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$SEND
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$RECEIVE
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option 2 and 3
C
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Explanation
$RECEIVE is the Guardian system file that facilitates requestor-server communication in pathway environments. $SEND is for sending messages, $REQ-SERVER is not a standard Guardian file, and option D incorrectly combines $SEND with $RECEIVE.
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Asynchronous pattern; Synchronous Pattern
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Request-response pattern; one way pattern
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RPC/literal;document/literal
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RPC/encoded;RPC/literal
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None of the above
B
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Explanation
Request-response pattern involves a client sending a message and receiving a reply, while one-way pattern sends a message without expecting a response. These are the two fundamental message exchange patterns in web services. Option A describes execution modes (async/sync), not patterns. Options C and D are SOAP encoding styles, not message exchange patterns.
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PPTP and L2TP
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PPoE and SMTP
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SMTP and PPoE
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L2TP and PPTP
A
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Explanation
PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol) was the VPN protocol in Windows NT 4.0. Modern Windows VPNs use L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol) combined with IPSec for stronger encryption. PPTP is now considered obsolete due to security vulnerabilities, while L2TP/IPSec provides a more secure tunneling solution.
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Local Directory Access Protocol
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Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
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Lotus Domino Access Protocol
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None of above
B
Correct answer
Explanation
LDAP stands for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, an open, vendor-neutral industry standard application protocol for accessing and managing directory information services over an IP network.
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firewall.cpl
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winfirewall.cpl
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winfwall
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firewall
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firewall
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firewall.cpl
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winfirewall.cpl
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winfwall