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CLOUD SECURITY IMPLEMENTATION
PLAN 2026 ACTUAL PAPER COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ V.44/V.34. Answer: The standard for all analog modem connections
with a maximum data rate of up to 33.6Kbps
⩥ V.92/V.90. Answer: The standard for a combination analog and digital
modem connection with a maximum data rate of 56Kbps
⩥ Asymmetric Operation. Answer: Modem operation in which the data
transfer rates to and from the service provider differ
⩥ Cable Modem. Answer: A modem that can use the high bandwidth of
a cable television system to deliver high-speed data to and from the
service provider
⩥ DOCSIS (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification). Answer:
international standard that enables high-speed data transfers over the
cable system
⩥ Ranging. Answer: A technique that cable modems use to determine
the time it takes for data to travel to the cable head end
,⩥ xDSL. Answer: A generic representation of the various DSL
technologies that are available
⩥ DSL (digital subscriber line). Answer: high-speed Internet access
technology that uses existing copper telephone lines to carry data
⩥ ADSL (Asymmetric DSL). Answer: max upstream bandwidth
1.544Mbps (from user to the service provider);
max downstream bandwidth 8Mbps (from service provider to user);
distance limitation of 18,000 ft
⩥ Discrete Multitone (DMT). Answer: A multicarrier data modulation
technique used to transport digital data over copper telephone lines
⩥ remote access server. Answer: A server that runs communications
services that enable remote users to log on to a network.
⩥ Client. Answer: A computer connected to a network that accesses
services from the server
⩥ Peer. Answer: A computer that uses and provides resources to a
network
,⩥ Peer-to-Peer Network. Answer: A network in which all computers in
the network provide similar services, including server functions
⩥ Client/Server Network. Answer: A network in which the server
handles multiple requests from multiple clients for multiple services
⩥ Metro Ethernet (Metropolitan Ethernet). Answer: An extension of the
Ethernet infrastructure beyond the internal network infrastructure
⩥ Carrier Ethernet. Answer: An extension of the Ethernet infrastructure
that covers much more than just a metropolitan area
⩥ MEF (Metro Ethernet Forum). Answer: A nonprofit organization that
defines Metro/Carrier Ethernet specifications
⩥ User-Network Interface (UNI). Answer: The demarcation point
between customer equipment and a service provider
⩥ Ethernet Service Definition. Answer: A framework that defines the
Ethernet service types
⩥ Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC). Answer: An association of two or
more UNIs that essentially creates a logical path that connects two or
more subscriber sites
, ⩥ E-Line Service Type (E-Line). Answer: A service type that provides a
point-to-point Ethernet virtual connection between two UNIs
⩥ E-LAN Service Type (E-LAN). Answer: A service type that provides
connectivity to two or more subscriber sites using the same EVC
⩥ E-Tree Service Type (E-Tree). Answer: A service type that provides
more of a hub and-spoke environment or a root-and-leaf environment
⩥ BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol). Answer: IP assignment protocol that
enables a computer to discover its own IP address
⩥ DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). Answer: A network
service that provides automatic
assignment of IP addresses
⩥ Lease Time. Answer: The amount of time that a client can hold an IP
address
⩥ APIPA (Automatic Private IP Addressing). Answer: Feature of
Windows that automatically assigns an IP address to the system when
the client cannot obtain an IP address automatically.
CLOUD SECURITY IMPLEMENTATION
PLAN 2026 ACTUAL PAPER COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ V.44/V.34. Answer: The standard for all analog modem connections
with a maximum data rate of up to 33.6Kbps
⩥ V.92/V.90. Answer: The standard for a combination analog and digital
modem connection with a maximum data rate of 56Kbps
⩥ Asymmetric Operation. Answer: Modem operation in which the data
transfer rates to and from the service provider differ
⩥ Cable Modem. Answer: A modem that can use the high bandwidth of
a cable television system to deliver high-speed data to and from the
service provider
⩥ DOCSIS (Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification). Answer:
international standard that enables high-speed data transfers over the
cable system
⩥ Ranging. Answer: A technique that cable modems use to determine
the time it takes for data to travel to the cable head end
,⩥ xDSL. Answer: A generic representation of the various DSL
technologies that are available
⩥ DSL (digital subscriber line). Answer: high-speed Internet access
technology that uses existing copper telephone lines to carry data
⩥ ADSL (Asymmetric DSL). Answer: max upstream bandwidth
1.544Mbps (from user to the service provider);
max downstream bandwidth 8Mbps (from service provider to user);
distance limitation of 18,000 ft
⩥ Discrete Multitone (DMT). Answer: A multicarrier data modulation
technique used to transport digital data over copper telephone lines
⩥ remote access server. Answer: A server that runs communications
services that enable remote users to log on to a network.
⩥ Client. Answer: A computer connected to a network that accesses
services from the server
⩥ Peer. Answer: A computer that uses and provides resources to a
network
,⩥ Peer-to-Peer Network. Answer: A network in which all computers in
the network provide similar services, including server functions
⩥ Client/Server Network. Answer: A network in which the server
handles multiple requests from multiple clients for multiple services
⩥ Metro Ethernet (Metropolitan Ethernet). Answer: An extension of the
Ethernet infrastructure beyond the internal network infrastructure
⩥ Carrier Ethernet. Answer: An extension of the Ethernet infrastructure
that covers much more than just a metropolitan area
⩥ MEF (Metro Ethernet Forum). Answer: A nonprofit organization that
defines Metro/Carrier Ethernet specifications
⩥ User-Network Interface (UNI). Answer: The demarcation point
between customer equipment and a service provider
⩥ Ethernet Service Definition. Answer: A framework that defines the
Ethernet service types
⩥ Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC). Answer: An association of two or
more UNIs that essentially creates a logical path that connects two or
more subscriber sites
, ⩥ E-Line Service Type (E-Line). Answer: A service type that provides a
point-to-point Ethernet virtual connection between two UNIs
⩥ E-LAN Service Type (E-LAN). Answer: A service type that provides
connectivity to two or more subscriber sites using the same EVC
⩥ E-Tree Service Type (E-Tree). Answer: A service type that provides
more of a hub and-spoke environment or a root-and-leaf environment
⩥ BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol). Answer: IP assignment protocol that
enables a computer to discover its own IP address
⩥ DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). Answer: A network
service that provides automatic
assignment of IP addresses
⩥ Lease Time. Answer: The amount of time that a client can hold an IP
address
⩥ APIPA (Automatic Private IP Addressing). Answer: Feature of
Windows that automatically assigns an IP address to the system when
the client cannot obtain an IP address automatically.
