MCQ: Size and format of physical addresses vary depending on the MCQ: In encapsulation, data portion of a packet at level

level N - 1 carries
whole packet from level
A. Receiver
B. Message A. N
C. Sender B. N+1
D. Networknswer C. N+2
D. N+3
MCQ: ICMP Stands for
MCQ: Physical layer is responsible for
A. Internet Connect Message Protocol
B. Internet Control Message Protocol A. Node to node communication
C. International Connect Message Protocol B. Peer to peer communication
D. International Control Message Protocolswer C. Hop to hop communication
D. both a and c
MCQ: Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Networking Protocol
have MCQ: OSI model deals with physical, data link, network, transport,
session and
A. Four Layers
B. Five Layers A. Presentation layer
C. Six Layers B. Application layer
D. Seven Layers C. both a and b
D. None of Above
MCQ: Parameter that is normally achieved through a trailer added to
end of frame is MCQ: A 16-bit port address represents

A. Access Control A. One single number

B. Flow Control B. four chunks of numbers
C. Error Control C. two numbers
D. Physical addressing. D. both b and c

MCQ: Packets of data that is transported by IP is called MCQ: Logical Addresses are

A. datagrams A. 16bit long

B. Frames B. 32bit long
C. Segments C. 64bit long
D. Encapsulate message D. 128bit long

MCQ: Application layer provides basis for MCQ: Error Control and Flow Control are responsibilities of

A. Email services A. data link and network Layers

B. Frame Division B. data link and Physical Layer
C. File Making C. Application and Presentation Layer
D. None of the above D. data link and Transport Layer

MCQ: Trailer is added only at MCQ: Both TCP and SCTP protocols are

A. Physical Layer A. Connection less

B. Data Link Layer B. connection oriented
C. transport Layer C. start but no ending
D. Network LAYER D. None of Above

MCQ: 0'th layer of OSI model is MCQ: Layer that is in between of session and application layer is

A. Physical layer A. Network

B. Application layer B. Transport
C. Presentation layer C. Presentation
D. Hardware D. Data linkr

MCQ: Segmentation and reassembly is responsibility of MCQ: In transport layer, message is divided into transmittable

A. 7th Layer A. packets

B. 6th Layer B. bits
C. 5th Layer C. Segments
D. 4th layer D. frames

MCQ: Port address is also known as MCQ: Layer that are used to deal with mechanical and electrical
specifications are
A. Service point address
B. Receiver point address A. Physical Layer
C. Sender point address B. Data Link Layer
D. Both B & C C. Network Layer
D. Transport Layer
MCQ: Checksum, Error control and Length information are main D. Information
features of
MCQ: Layered tasks involve three layers that are
A. SCTP
B. IP A. sender, receiver and protocol
C. TCP B. sender, receiver and carrier
D. UDP C. sender, receiver and transmission medium
D. None of Above
MCQ: When a message receive at receiver end, data link layer
removes data meant for it, then passes rest to MCQ: A signal with 200 mill watts power passes through 10 devices,
each with an average noise of2 microwatts, calculate SNR
A. Transport
B. Network A. 5000
C. Physical B. 10000
D. Session C. 150
D. 200
MCQ: Term that refers to a model for understanding and designing a
network architecture is called MCQ: Term that refers to associate a logical address with a physical
address is
A. OSI
B. ISO A. RARP
C. TCP B. IGMP
D. IP C. ARP
D. ICMP
MCQ: Physical layer is responsible for movements of individual
MCQ: TCP/IP layer is equivalent to combined Session, Presentation
A. Bits and
B. frames
C. Bytes A. Network layer
D. Packet B. Application layer
C. Transport layer
MCQ: Process on each machine that communicate at a given layer is D. both a and c
called
MCQ: Second layer of OSI model is
A. peer-to-peer
B. Physical transmission A. Physical
C. Node to Node B. Data link
D. Hop to hop C. Transport
D. Session
MCQ: Network layer is responsible for the
MCQ: One computer can communicate to another computer by using
A. Node to node communication
B. Source to destination A. Port address
C. Hop to hop communication B. Physical address
D. both b and c C. Logical address
D. Specific Address
MCQ: Layer that is responsible for transferring Frames is
MCQ: How many levels of addressing in TCP/IP protocol provides
A. Application layer
B. Presentation layer A. One
C. Data link layer B. Two
D. Session layer C. Three
D. four
MCQ: Physical addresses change from
MCQ: Network layer of TCP/IP is responsible for
A. point to point
B. Hop to hop A. physical addressing
C. sender to receiver B. Logical addressing
D. frame to frame C. port addressing
D. both A & C
MCQ: Length of Port addresses in TCP/IP are
MCQ: In TCP/IP Protocol, combination of physical and data link layers
A. 4bit long are equivalent to the
B. 16bit long
C. 32bit long A. application layer
D. None of Above B. Transport layer
C. Internet Layer
MCQ: Transmission Control Protocol divides a stream of data into D. Host to network layer
smaller units that are called
MCQ: Framing, Error Control, Flow control, Access control are
A. Frames responsibilities of
B. Datagrams
C. Segments A. 1st layer
 B. 2nd layer D. 1700bps
C. 3rd layer
D. 4th layer MCQ: Network layer provides services for

MCQ: At transport layer, TCP/IP defines A. application layer

B. Physical layer
A. Transmission Control Protocol C. Session layer
B. User Datagram Protocol D. Transport layer
C. Stream Control Transmission Protocol
D. All of the above MCQ: Layer that is responsible for process to process delivery of
entire message is
MCQ: Network support layers are
A. Transport
A. 1, 2, 3 B. Session
B. 4,5 C. Application
C. 5,6,7 D. Presentation
D. 4
MCQ: How many bits can fit on a link with a 2 ms delay if bandwidth
MCQ: Which user support layers allow interoperability among of link is 10Mbps
unrelated software system
A. 200bits
A. 1,2 B. 20,000 bits
B. 2,3 4 C. 200,000bits
C. 1,3,6 D. None of Above
D. 5,6,7
Answer
MCQ: Session layer is responsible for

A. Error Control and Flow Control

B. Framing and Access Control
C. dialog control and synchronization
D. Segmentation and reassembly

MCQ: TCP/IP does not define any specific protocol at the

A. Network Layer
B. Physical and Data Link Layers
C. Transport layer
D. Internet layer

MCQ: Route determination can be identified by

A. Transport layer
B. Application layer
C. Network layer
D. Presentation layer

MCQ: Unreliable and connectionless protocol is

A. TCP
B. ARP
C. IP
D. RARP

MCQ: A logical address in Internet is currently a

A. 8 bit address
B. 16 bit address
C. 32 bit address
D. 64 bit address

MCQ: Layer of OSI model responsible for synchronization

A. Physical Layer
B. Data Link Layer
C. Session Layer
D. Presentation layer

MCQ: A signal in which 1 bit lasts 0.001 s, Bit rate would be

A. 1kbps
B. 500bps
C. 5obps