Lesson 4

3. Fiber-optic cables are immune to ________ eavesdropping.
6. A friend is having some issues with the wireless network in their apartment dropping the connection or running very slowly. What Wi-Fi tool can be used to determine the best channel to use?
7. 802.11g operates on the 2.4 GHz ______ only.
10. Disabling the ____ will hide the network from neighbors, but it won't keep them from connecting if they discover the network.
13. What communication technology allows for low-power, passive reading of a small tag or patch on an object that may be a few feet to dozens of feet away?
14. _______ will enable you to install networking devices that need power to function, in a location that has no power outlets

1. What type of communication technology is being used at a fast-food restaurant when a customer places their phone next to a device to pay for their purchase?
2. line of sight communication between two devices.
4. What type of network is typically defined as being contained within a single office or building?
5. You are working with your customer, a doctor's office, to develop a network that will allow the doctor's staff to work with their tablet PCs in any room of the office without having to worry about network cabling. What type of network will you establish for the doctor's office?
8. By configuring _______, an administrator can set different priorities for one or more types of network traffic based on different applications, data flows, or users.
9. IEEE 802.3 is what standard?
10. ____is a high-speed network whose purpose is to provide fast access by servers to storage.
11. IEEE 802.11 is called what?
12. _____ connects to a network in an area of concern and creates a copy of traffic, sending it on to monitoring devices.