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Assessment Test
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34.
A, B, C. All of these items are major troubleshooting targets for
AppleTalk. Of course, each major target will have subsequent targets.
See Chapter 10 for more information.
35.
A, B, D. In addition, you may be asked to provide the serial number of
the device you are calling about. See Chapter 12 for more information.
36.
B, C. Both of these commands will allow you to see how the interface
and router are configured for AppleTalk. See Chapter 10 for more
information.
37.
A, C, D, E, F, G. Buffer switching is not a valid term and VIP switch-
ing is known as Distributed switching. See Chapter 4 for more details
about switching types.
38.
B. There are three methods for isolating the source of a network prob-
lem: outside-in, inside-out, and divide-by-half. For further explana-
tion of methods of problem isolation, see Chapter 1.
39.
C. The packet flow as it relates to the router is the path that it takes
inside the router to get from one interface to another, otherwise
through the router's architecture. See Chapter 4 for more information
about packet flow.
40.
B. There are two levels, user and privileged. See Chapter 4 for more details.
41.
B, C, D. ARP is associated with IP lookup; it is not related to the IPX
protocol. See Chapter 9 for more detail about troubleshooting Net-
Ware networks.
42.
C. HDLC is an enhancement over SDLC, and PPP is a protocol, not an
encapsulation. X.25 is not configured by default. See Chapter 7 for
more information.
43.
A, B, C, D. All of these are main troubleshooting targets when work-
ing on Novell networks. The reason IP connectivity is a target is to
provide isolation. If IP connectivity is malfunctioning, you can deter-
mine that it may not be solely an IPX issue. See Chapter 9 for more
information about troubleshooting NetWare networks.
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