Cisco CCNA,CCNP,CCENT,and CompTIA Network+ And Security+ Questions: VLANs,SYN Attacks,And More!

Let's test your knowledge of important topics suchCCNP Certification / BSCI Exam:
as SYN attacks and VLANs for your Cisco CCNA,If an IPv6 address begins with "FF", what type of
CCNP, and CCENT exams, as well as the CompTIAaddress is it?
Security+ and Network+ certification exams!A. broadcast
CCNA / CCENT / CompTIA Network+ Certification:B. unicast
Host A and Host B are in the same VLAN. Host CC. multicast
and Host D are in a different VLAN. Host A sends aD. MACcast
broadcast. How many other hosts will receive it?Answer: C. That's a multicast. There's no such thing
A. Zeroas a MACcast. But there should be. ;)
B. OneCCNP Certification / BCMSN Exam:
C. TwoShort answer: What interface-level command takes a
D. Threeport operating at L3 and places it into L2 operating
Answer: B. The other host in the same VLAN, Hostmode?
B, will receive it. Broadcasts are not forwarded toAnswer: switchport. To change the port back to a
other VLANs.routed port, use no switchport.
Security+ Certification:CCNP Certification / ISCW Exam:
Briefly describe a "SYN attack".Short answer: You're going to write a policy map that
Answer: The intruder will generate a series of SYNwill be applied to a Serial interface running at T1
requests, and the soon-to-be-victimized networkspeed. By default, how much bandwidth can you
device sends a SYN-ACK in response. The deviceassign in that policy?
then waits for an ACK, but that never comes. TheseAnswer: The speed of a T1 line is 1544 kbps, but by
unfinished connections result in the network devicedefault only 75% of that bandwidth can be
not being able to accept SYN request from legitimatedistributed in a policy map - that's 1158 kbps (1544 *
network hosts, since its buffers will be overwhelmed.75).
with the false (and unfinished) requests.