CMT Networking Questions part 1

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ATSFGuy

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Hello,

I'm new to the forums here and had a few questions on networking, I'm taking CMT 230 this semester and working on a take home quiz, but got stuck.

The quiz is open-book, open-note, Internet, and anything else we want to use.

There are 30 questions


I have found this quiz difficult though.


Here are the questions I'm having trouble with:

1. When punching down a cable on an EIA 568 patch panel, you keep the pairs next to each other? True/False


2. When punching down an EIA 568B patch panel, you use the "low" setting on the punch tool? True/False


3. You can connect three or more Thin Wire networked computers without using a hub or switch? True/False


4. You can connect three or more UTP networked computers
(each with 1 NIC) without using a hub or switch? True/False


5. To access a resource on a Windows sever, you need to?
(Rewritten in post 3)


6. A Netmask of 255.255.0 is a legal value? True/False


Anyone know about this stuff?, I can't seem to find the key words in my text book, so I came here.
 
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Cromewell

Cromewell

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ATSFGuy said:
1. When punching down a cable on an EIA 568 patch panel, you keep the pairs next to each other?
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This isn't a question....I mean there's a question mark. But it's not asking anything.
ATSFGuy said:
2. When punching down an EIA 568B patch panel, you use the "low" setting on the punch tool?
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Same as previous.
ATSFGuy said:
3. You can connect three or more Thin Wire networked computers without using a hub or switch?
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Again...
ATSFGuy said:
4. You can connect three or more UTP networked computers
(each with 1 NIC) without using a hub or switch?
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I'm noticing a pattern.
ATSFGuy said:
5. To access a resource on a Windows sever, you need to?
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Hey, this is almost a question!
ATSFGuy said:
6. A Netmask of 255.255.0 is a legal value?
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Definitely a pattern.
 
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ATSFGuy

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ATSFGuy

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Question 5,
To access a resource on a Windows server, you need to:
A. Be using the same Ethernet protocol
B. Have a valid username and password
C. Have the same OS as the server
D. None of the above
 
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ATSFGuy

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One more question I left out in my first post.

When punching down an EIA 568 patch panel, the white wire is usually on the left side of the connectors for the pair.
True/False
 
beers

beers

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We aren't really a homework dump website.

That being said the material they're presenting you is a bit odd and outdated.
 
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ATSFGuy

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Can I try rewording what I wrote?


So no one knows about this stuff then?


Guess I'll have to hook up with someone from class to help me out, unless...
 
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beers

beers

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ATSFGuy said:
So no one knows about this stuff then?
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We have a few professional network engineers here.

Realistically this is non-challenging information. If you can't do even a modicum of your own work then perhaps another career would be more suited.
 
Cromewell

Cromewell

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Oh several of us know all this. Thing is, we're not real keen on doing your schoolwork for you.
 
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ATSFGuy

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You can't blame a guy for trying

I'll just search google and various websites to get keywords for the questions I'm not sure about.

Can I save my account?
 
Cromewell

Cromewell

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There is schoolwork we will help with, but it's all in context.

Say your assignment/test/whatever is done and you don't understand why one of your answers was wrong so you post a question about it, we'll be more helpful. But if it looks like you are trying to get us to do your assignment or test you'll get the above.
 
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