CNA 4 R&S: Connecting Networks Chapter 6 v5.0 Exam Answers 0!

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!. "hat are two #a$er "AN techno%ogies that can provi&e sec're remote connections (etween corporate (ranch o))ices* +Choose two., LTE -rame Re%a$ %ease& %ines QoS IPsec . "hich two .S/ #a$er ! speci)ications &oes 0.CS/S &e)ine )or a ca(%e /nternet connection* +Choose two., a deterministic media access method channe% (an&wi&th mo&'%ation techni1'e VPN tunneling requirements the separation of the voice and data transmissions 2. "hich me&i'm is 'se& )or &e%ivering &ata via 0S# techno%og$ thro'gh 3S4N* fiber copper radifrequency ireless 4. A compan$ is %ooking )or the %east expensive (roa&(an& so%'tion that provi&es at %east !0 5(6s &own%oa& spee&. 4he compan$ is %ocate& 5 mi%es )rom the nearest provi&er. "hich (roa&(an& so%'tion wo'%& (e appropriate* satellite !SL "i#a$ ca(%e 5. "hat are twcharacteristics o) a 333oE con)ig'ration on a Ciscc'stomer ro'ter* +Choose two., 4he 333 con)ig'ration is on the &ia%er inter)ace. %n #T& si'e of ()*+ bytes is configured on the Ethernet interface, 4he Ethernet inter)ace &oes not have an /3 a&&ress. The customer router -.%P username and pass ord are independent of hat is configured on the ISP router, The dialer pool command is applied tthe Ethernet interface tlin/ it tthe dialer interface, 6. -i%% in the (%ank. !0-SIS specifies the 15AC7 sub2layer as a Layer + requirement that defines either a deterministic access method3 T!#%3 or S2-!#%, (

8. -i%% in the (%ank. 9se on%$ an acron$m. 7333oE: creates a PPP tunnel through the !SL connection for the purpose of sending PPP frames, ;. "hat )'nctiona%it$ is re1'ire& on ro'ters tprovi&e remote workers with <o/3 an& vi&eocon)erencing capa(i%ities* PPPoE =oS VPN IPsec >. "hich (roa&(an& wire%ess techno%og$ is (ase& on the ;0 .!! stan&ar&* -!#% m'nicipa% "i?-i &#TS "i#%4 !0. "h$ is the 549 )or a 333oE 0S# con)ig'ration re&'ce& )rom !500 ($tes t!4> * to enable -.%P authentication to accommo&ate the 333oE hea&ers to reduce congestion on the !SL lin/ to establish a secure tunnel ith less overhead !!. "hich stan&ar& speci)ies the channe% )re1'encies an& the &eterministic access metho& o) ca(%e networks* 0.CS/S 56+,(7 LTE "I#%4 ! . "hich two network components &oes a te%eworker re1'ire to connect remote%$ an& sec're%$ )rom home to the corporate network* +Choose two., <3N c%ient so)tware or <3N?ena(%e& ro'ter (roa&(an& /nternet connection VPN server or concentrator authentication server multifunction security appliance !2. /n which %a$er o) the 4C36/3 protoco% mo&e% &oes /3sec app%$ sec'rit$ to network &ata* application transport internet net or/ access !4. "hich ca(%e network comm'nication techno%og$ is sec're@ extreme%$ resistant to noise@ an& emp%o$s sprea&?spectr'm techno%og$* +

-!#% S?C05A 8!#% T!#% !5. Aow is voice tra))ic a))ecte& when the c'stomer 'ses A0S# techno%og$* No special equipment is needed to separate voice and data signals, Voice traffic is interrupted if the %!SL service fails, Voice signals are on a separate ire pair from %!SL signals, A0S# signa%s can &istortvoice transmissions. !6. "hich techno%og$ provi&es a sec're connection (etween a S.A. an& the hea&1'arters o))ice* PPPoE QoS "i#a$ <3N !8. "hat are two characteristics o) a 333oE con)ig'ration on a Cisco c'stomer ro'ter* +Choose two., The customer router -.%P username and pass ord are independent of hat is configured on the ISP router, 4he 333 con)ig'ration is on the &ia%er inter)ace. %n #T& si'e of ()*+ bytes is configured on the Ethernet interface, 4he Ethernet inter)ace &oes not have an /3 a&&ress. The dialer pool command is applied to the Ethernet interface to lin/ it to the dialer interface, !;. "hat a&vantage &oes 0S# have compare& to ca(%e techno%og$* !SL upload and do nload speeds are al ays the same, 0S# is not a share& me&i'm. !SL is faster, !SL has no distance limitations, !>. "hat are two &isa&vantages o) emp%o$ing te%eworkers in an organiBation* +Choose two., slo er customer service response times increased usage of sic/ or vacation days increase& &i))ic'%t$ o) tracking task progress increase in office e$penses the nee& to imp%ement a new management st$%e 0.

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!. "hich 0S# techno%og$ provi&es higher &ownstream (an&wi&th to the 'ser than 'pstream (an&wi&th* S!SL T!#% -!#% A0S# . "hich networking techno%og$ wi%% ens're re%ia(%e an& sec're remote access when a te%eworker connects to a corporate network* an encr$pte& <3N t'nne% routers ith QoS capability broadband :cable or !SL; access to the corporate net or/ a VoIP and videoconferencing capable connection 2. "hich (roa&(an& techno%og$ wo'%& (e (est )or a 'ser that nee&s remote access when trave%ing in mo'ntains an& at sea* sate%%ite "i28i #esh mobile broadband "i#a$ 4. "hich t$pe o) %ong &istance te%ecomm'nication techno%og$ provi&es point?to?point connections an& ce%%'%ar access* "i5ax satellite mobile broadband municipal "i28i )

5. "hat )'nctiona%it$ is re1'ire& on ro'ters to provi&e remote workers with <o/3 an& vi&eocon)erencing capa(i%ities* =oS VPN PPPoE IPsec 6 A compan$ is %ooking )or the %east expensive (roa&(an& so%'tion that provi&es at %east !0 5(6s &own%oa& spee&. 4he compan$ is %ocate& 5 mi%es )rom the nearest provi&er. "hich (roa&(an& so%'tion wo'%& (e appropriate* satellite !SL "i#a$ ca(%e

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