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Across
  1. 1. sign that there is a problem on a computer network ; between 169.254.0.0 to 169.254.255.255
  2. 5. layer 2 PDU
  3. 6. a protocol that allows a node on a computer network to request an IPv4 address assignment from an external server ; an option for dynamically configuring a node with an IPv4 address on a computer network
  4. 8. the address of the Router's Interface (port) through which all traffic of your Local Area Network goes to the Internet
  5. 9. rack mounted pieces of equipment that provide another layer of fault tolerance to a communications rack setup
  6. 11. World's largest association of technical professionals focused on education & advancement of telecommunications & computer engineering.
  7. 12. this topology is when all nodes are connected via a common & shared link ; advantages: simple design and linear architecture, easy to extend ; disadvantages: performance suffers, bandwidth is shared, if there is a break in the main cable then entire computer network shuts down
  8. 13. group of computers or other devices that use a common set of communication protocols over digital interconnections for the purpose of sharing resources
  9. 16. rapid transmission of bits in a series
Down
  1. 2. not routable over the Internet & is primarily assigned to a node on an internal computer network ; can be reused for different internal computer networks
  2. 3. the degree to which our computer networks can suffer degradation in operations due to some type of failure but still maintain mission capable functionality
  3. 4. this topology is when all nodes connect to each other ; advantages: full redundancy, decreased latency ; disadvantages: expensive, requires more administrative oversight
  4. 5. leading series of bits ; contains a source & destination address field to assist in the frame getting to its destination
  5. 6. _____ layer of the OSI model ; responsible for taking a packet and encapsulating it inside of a frame before it is transmitted over the physical layer as a bitstream on a computer network.
  6. 7. a mechanism that allows nodes or pieces of network equipment to have both an IPv4 & IPv6 address associated to them
  7. 10. Principal technical development & standard settings organization for the Internet. Focused on development of voluntary standards & those related to the TCP/IP Internet protocol suite
  8. 14. devices that are in some way connected to a computer network ; also referred to as hosts or clients depending on the situation ; (Ex: IP phones, computers)
  9. 15. primarily used for troubleshooting nodes on a computer network ; utilizes echo reply requests to determine connectivity ; command syntax "ping"
  10. 17. a protocol that provides mechanisms for collecting & organizing information from participating nodes on a computer network ; provides the capability to change configuration options for devices & establish configuration baselines on a computer network