Guide to Networking Essentials 7th Edition by Greg Tomsho - Solution Manual

Guide to Networking Essentials 7th Edition by Greg Tomsho - Solution Manual   Instant Download - Complete Test Bank With Answers     Sample Questions Are Posted Below   Chapter 5 Solutions Review Questions An IPv6 address is made up of how many bits? 32 48 64 128 256 Which Application-layer protocol provides remote access …

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Guide to Networking Essentials 7th Edition by Greg Tomsho – Solution Manual

 

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Chapter 5 Solutions

Review Questions

  1. An IPv6 address is made up of how many bits?
  2. 32
  3. 48
  4. 64
  5. 128
  6. 256
  7. Which Application-layer protocol provides remote access to a Windows computer via a GUI?
  8. Telnet
  9. RDP
  10. SSH
  11. FTP
  12. If a protocol is routable, which TCP/IP layer does it operate at?
  13. Network access
  14. Internetwork
  15. Transport
  16. Application
  17. Which Application-layer protocol is used to monitor and manage network devices, and what Transport-layer protocol does it use?
  18. SMTP, UDP
  19. SNMP, TCP
  20. SMTP, TCP
  21. SNMP, UDP
  22. Which TCP/IP model layer takes a large chunk of data from the Application layer and breaks it into smaller segments?
  23. Network access
  24. Internetwork
  25. Transport
  26. Application
  27. Which of the following protocols resolves logical addresses to physical addresses?
  28. DHCP
  29. TCP
  30. IP
  31. DNS
  32. ARP
  33. Which of the following protocols provides connectionless service? (Choose all that apply.)
  34. IP
  35. UDP
  36. TCP
  37. HTTP
  38. If you want to design an Application-layer protocol that provides fast, efficient communication and doesn’t work with large amounts of data, what Transport-layer protocol would you design it to use?

UDP

  1. Which of the following is the term for identifying packets used by TCP to establish a connection?
  2. Port number indicators
  3. Multiwindow agreement
  4. Three-way handshake
  5. Sequencing establishment
  6. What element of a DHCP server uses the client MAC address to ensure that the client is leased the same address each time it requests an IP address?
  7. IP address scope
  8. Address exclusion
  9. Reservation
  10. ARP mapping
  11. Which of the following is the first packet sent when a computer wants to lease an IP address?
  12. DHCPAck
  13. DHCPDiscover
  14. DHCPRequest
  15. DHCPOffer
  16. Which of the following IPv6 features is an enhancement to IPv4? (Choose all that apply.)
  17. Larger address space
  18. Works at the Internetwork and Transport layers
  19. Built-in security
  20. Connectionless communication
  21. Which protocol can configure a computer’s IP address and subnet mask automatically?
  22. TCP
  23. IP
  24. ARP
  25. DNS
  26. DHCP
  27. What type of packets are transmitted between DHCP client and server when a client is initially leasing an IP address?
  28. Broadcast
  29. Multicast
  30. Unicast
  31. Anycast
  32. Which of the following accurately describes the .edu in the FQDN www.yc.edu?
  33. Fully qualified domain name
  34. Top-level domain
  35. Root domain
  36. Second-level domain
  37. What’s another name for a DNS client?
  38. Alias
  39. Reservation
  40. DDNS
  41. Resolver
  42. What type of resource record is an alias for another record?
  43. MX
  44. AAAA
  45. CNAME
  46. PTR
  47. When a Windows computer is configured to use DHCP but no DHCP server is available, what type of address is configured automatically for it?
  48. PAT
  49. APIPA
  50. NAT
  51. Static
  52. Where does a DNS server look when it can’t resolve a query from its zone records or cache?
  53. Root hints
  54. Alternate server
  55. Top-level domain
  56. BIND
  57. What does the Transport layer use to identify source and destination Application-layer protocols?
  58. Checksum
  59. TCP address
  60. Port number
  61. Root hints
  62. Which of the following Application-layer protocols typically uses the UDP Transport-layer protocol? (Choose all that apply.)
  63. HTTP
  64. DNS
  65. DHCP
  66. FTP
  67. Which is the correct order of headers, from left to right, in a completed frame?
  68. Frame, TCP, IP
  69. UDP, frame, IP
  70. TCP, IP, frame
  71. Frame, IP, UDP
  72. Which of the following is a task performed by the Network access layer? (Choose all that apply.)
  73. Verifies that incoming frames have the correct destination MAC address
  74. Defines and verifies IP addresses
  75. Transmits and receives bit signals
  76. Resolves MAC addresses by using IP addresses
  77. Delivers packets efficiently
  78. What field of the IP header does the tracert program use to get the IP address of routers in the path?
  79. Version
  80. TTL
  81. Checksum
  82. Protocol
  83. Which of the following is not found in a connectionless Transport-layer protocol? (Choose all that apply.)
  84. Three-way handshake
  85. Port numbers
  86. Checksum
  87. Acknowledgements

Hands-On Projects

Hands-On Project 5-1

Step 3:

  • NIC displayed in the “Connect using” text box: Network access
  • Client for Microsoft Networks: Application
  • File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks: Application
  • Internet Protocol Version 4: Internetwork and Transport
  • Internet Protocol Version 6: Internetwork and Transport

Hands-On Project 5-2

Step 6: Network access layer

Step 7: Internetwork layer

Step 8: Transport layer

Step 9: Application layer

Hands-On Project 5-7

Step 6: Students should state that the new entries are the MAC address of the default gateway and the DNS server (if the DNS server is on the same subnet as the student’s computer). The IP address for www.cengage.com isn’t in the ARP cache because it contains only entries for computers on the same subnet.

Hands-On Project 5-9

Step 3: Answers will vary. A MAC address looks like this example: 0A:1B:2C:3D:4E:5F.

Challenge Labs

Challenge Lab 5-1

What capture filter did you use to limit Wireshark to capturing only packets related to HTTP?

TCP port 80

Find the three-way handshake that immediately precedes the first HTTP packet. Which Transport-layer protocol was used to create the connection?

TCP

Find the following fields in the Transport-layer header of the third packet in the three-way handshake. Research their meanings, and then write down their values along with brief descriptions of them:

  • Source port: Answers will vary but are typically a value between 1024 and 65,535.
  • Destination port: 80
  • Sequence number: Usually 0
  • Flags: Syn: Usually 0x002
  • Window size: Answers will vary, but a typical value is 8192 bytes.
  • Maximum segment size: Answers will vary, but the MSS is usually 1460 bytes.

How are the sequence number and acknowledgement used to make this protocol reliable?

The sequence number is used to reassemble segments if they arrive out of order and is used with the acknowledgement to keep track of which segments the destination received. If the sender doesn’t receive an acknowledgement for transmitted segments, the segments are retransmitted.

Challenge Lab 5-2

What commands did you use to cause your computer to request a new address lease?

ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew

What capture filter did you use to limit Wireshark to capturing only packets related to DHCP?

UDP port 67

Find the four packets involved in the DHCP lease. In the Info column of Wireshark, what’s the name shown for each of the four packets?

DHCPDiscover, DHCPOffer, DHCPRequest, DHCPAck

Find the following fields in the Transport-layer header of the first packet in the DHCP lease, and write down their values:

  • Source port: 68
  • Destination port: 67

What’s the Internetwork-layer source address and destination address in the two packets sent by the client computer? Explain.

The source address is 0.0.0.0, and the destination address is 255.255.255.255. The source address is 0.0.0.0 because the client doesn’t yet have an IP address. The destination address is 255.255.255.255 because it’s a broadcast.

Case Projects

Case Project 5-1

Students should write an e-mail to the employee, explaining that she should open a command prompt window and enter the command ipconfig /all. Based on the information she gives, students should state that this employee is receiving an APIPA address, which means her computer was unable to contact a DHCP server. The DHCP server should be checked for functionality, and if it’s okay, the employee’s network connection should be checked.

Case Project 5-2

Students should say they need to configure DHCP on one of the servers. The DHCP server should have a scope configured that accommodates the 25 workstations and printers. The printers should have reservations created. The scope might also include exclusions for the two addresses assigned to the servers.

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