Network + N10-008 practice exam

Network + N10-008 practice exam Which of the following tools would generate this output? Protocol. Local address. Foreign address. State TCP 127.0.0.1:48512 Desktop-Open: 64251. Established TCP 127.0.0.1:64251. Desktop-Open: 48512. Established Netstat - displays active/ listening connections People living near your business are using your guest Wi-Fi in order to gain free Internet access and to download questionable files. Which of the following can be done to most easily address this issue? Reduce the wireless power levels - adjusting the power level of anAP can be an easy way to decrease the radius in which people can connect to your Wi-Fi. Leaving your power levels at their default can lead to many unintended individuals seeing your network Which protocol would be used to exchange information between different Autonomous systems? BSP - is an EGP (external gateway protocol) and is used to exchange information between autonomous systems. autonomous systems. - A network or a group of networks owned/controlled by a single entity Which of the following controls could be used to allow employees entry into building to be recorded by a card reader? Access control vestibules - physical or logical list of who entered a room/building. This could be a sign in sheet or even a complex system that reads RFID cards and records who enters/leaves in area electronically Which of the following can be used to centrally manage credentials for various accounts or privilege levels on network devices? TACACS+ While troubleshooting a network you notice a connection reporting Late collisions over a half duplex link. You verify that both ends of the device are indeed running half duplex interfaces. Given that information which of the following answers is the most likely cause of this scenario? The cable length is excessive - whenever you see lake collisions that is a telltale sign that your cable is running past its maximum recommended length for example twistedpair cables shouldn't be run further than 100 m ( 328ft)