MNB1601 ACTUAL TEST PAPER FULL
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE ANSWERS
GRADED APLUS
●● 2. Bits Per Second (bps)
Answer: The measure of network transmission speed.
●● 3. Rated Speed
Answer: The official standard speed of a technology.
●● 4. Throughput
Answer: The transmission speed that users actually get. Usually lower
than a transmission system's rated speed.
●● 5. Aggregate Throughput
Answer: Throughput shared by multiple users; individual users will get a
fraction of this throughput.
●● 6. Individual Throughput
Answer: The actual speed a single user receives (usually much lower
than aggregate throughput in a system with shared transmission speed).
,●● 7. Availability
Answer: The ability of a network to serve its users.
●● 8. Latency
Answer: Delay, usually measured in milliseconds.
●● 9. Milliseconds (ms)
Answer: The unit of time in which latency is measured.
●● 10. Jitter
Answer: Variability in latency.
●● 11. Service Level Agreement
Answer: A quality-of-service guarantee for throughput, availability,
latency, error rate, and other matters.
●● 12. Traffic Analysis
Answer: This is a method of uncovering information by watching traffic
patterns on a network.
●● 13. Momentary Traffic Peaks
Answer: A surplus of traffic that briefly exceeds the network's capacity,
happening only occasionally.
, ●● 14. Priority Level
Answer: The 3-bit field used to give a frame one of eight priority levels
from 000 (zero) to 111 (eight).
●● 15. Edge Router
Answer: A router at the edge of the network between an organization and
its Internet service provider.
●● 16. Access Control List
Answer: An ordered list of pass/deny rules for a firewall or other device.
●● 17. Application Program Interfaces (APIs)
Answer: A standardized interface between programs.
●● 18. Round-Trip Latency
Answer: The time delay between when a message is sent and the
response is received.
●● 19. managed devices
Answer: A device that can be managed remotely via the Simple Network
Management Protocol
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE ANSWERS
GRADED APLUS
●● 2. Bits Per Second (bps)
Answer: The measure of network transmission speed.
●● 3. Rated Speed
Answer: The official standard speed of a technology.
●● 4. Throughput
Answer: The transmission speed that users actually get. Usually lower
than a transmission system's rated speed.
●● 5. Aggregate Throughput
Answer: Throughput shared by multiple users; individual users will get a
fraction of this throughput.
●● 6. Individual Throughput
Answer: The actual speed a single user receives (usually much lower
than aggregate throughput in a system with shared transmission speed).
,●● 7. Availability
Answer: The ability of a network to serve its users.
●● 8. Latency
Answer: Delay, usually measured in milliseconds.
●● 9. Milliseconds (ms)
Answer: The unit of time in which latency is measured.
●● 10. Jitter
Answer: Variability in latency.
●● 11. Service Level Agreement
Answer: A quality-of-service guarantee for throughput, availability,
latency, error rate, and other matters.
●● 12. Traffic Analysis
Answer: This is a method of uncovering information by watching traffic
patterns on a network.
●● 13. Momentary Traffic Peaks
Answer: A surplus of traffic that briefly exceeds the network's capacity,
happening only occasionally.
, ●● 14. Priority Level
Answer: The 3-bit field used to give a frame one of eight priority levels
from 000 (zero) to 111 (eight).
●● 15. Edge Router
Answer: A router at the edge of the network between an organization and
its Internet service provider.
●● 16. Access Control List
Answer: An ordered list of pass/deny rules for a firewall or other device.
●● 17. Application Program Interfaces (APIs)
Answer: A standardized interface between programs.
●● 18. Round-Trip Latency
Answer: The time delay between when a message is sent and the
response is received.
●● 19. managed devices
Answer: A device that can be managed remotely via the Simple Network
Management Protocol
