What does the hypervisor manage access to for virtual systems?

Memory, CPUs, and network connections

Firewalls, data storage, and VLANs

Routers, firewalls, and physical servers

How can a hypervisor facilitate adding a new virtual switch to the network?

By clicking a few buttons in the hypervisor or using its API

Through physical installation of a network card

What does a Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) manage in a virtualized environment?

Operating systems, virtual systems, and virtual network connections

Data storage and file management

Which feature allows multiple virtual switches and servers to share the network load effectively?

Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)

What is the primary benefit of Network Function Virtualization (NFV)?

Reducing physical server costs by using virtual machines

Increased need for physical network cables

Building larger physical data centers

Replacing physical computers with personal devices

Which of the following is an advantage of using virtual switches over physical switches?

They can be deployed instantly via the hypervisor

They are more difficult to configure

They require physical cables for each connection

What is the purpose of port mirroring in a virtual network environment?

To monitor and capture traffic from one or more ports for analysis

To mirror the physical network into the virtual environment

To duplicate the virtual machines across multiple servers

To balance the load between different network connections

When configuring virtual network interface cards (vNICs), which of the following could be a key use?

Enabling network communication for virtual machines

How does Network Function Virtualization (NFV) change the deployment of networking hardware?

It replaces physical networking hardware with virtualized versions

It requires more physical routers to be installed

It increases the number of physical switches needed

It relies solely on wireless networks

What is the role of the hypervisor's API in a virtualized network?

To automate the deployment and removal of virtual network devices

To allow physical server installations

To configure firewalls in physical data centers

To manage physical cable connections

Which of the following can be achieved using a virtual switch in a hypervisor-managed network?

VLAN configurations, port mirroring, and link aggregation

Adding extra physical cables for redundancy

Connecting directly to the internet without firewalls

What is the main purpose of a vNIC (virtual network interface card) in a virtual environment?

To provide connectivity between virtual machines and the physical network

To mirror physical network devices in the cloud

To install physical network switches

To reduce memory usage in virtual machines

What is a key advantage of a peer-to-peer network?

Centralized security management

What is a primary disadvantage of peer-to-peer networks?

Difficult to administer and secure

Slow communication between devices

In a client-server model, how do clients communicate with each other?

Through direct peer-to-peer communication

By broadcasting messages to all clients

Through a personal area network (PAN)

What type of network would you typically find in a single office building?

Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)

Which network type is used to connect different buildings in the same city?

Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)

What type of network typically provides slower throughput than a local area network?

Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN)

What is the key feature of a software-defined wide area network (SDWAN)?

It defines routing based on data types and needs

It provides cloud-based services

It eliminates the need for a central data center

What is the main difference between a NAS and a SAN?

NAS is a file-level storage, while SAN is a block-level storage.

NAS is used for personal storage, while SAN is used for enterprise storage.

NAS allows block-level access, while SAN allows file-level access. SAN allows block-level access, while NAS allows file-level access. NAS is used in personal networks, while SAN is used in enterprise networks. SAN is used for backups, while NAS is used for streaming data.

SAN allows block-level access, while NAS allows file-level access

NAS allows block-level access, while SAN allows file-level access

NAS is used in personal networks, while SAN is used in enterprise networks

SAN is used for backups, while NAS is used for streaming data

What is a common feature of a star topology?

Devices connect to a central hub or switch

Devices are directly connected to each other

Devices form a ring to provide redundancy

Devices communicate through a single bus cable

Why did early Ethernet networks move away from using a bus topology?

Because a single break in the bus could cause network failure

Because bus networks were too expensive

Because bus networks did not support wireless communication

Because bus networks were too slow

What is the key advantage of a mesh topology?

Direct connection between all devices

What is a hybrid network topology?

A network that combines two or more different topology types

A network that only uses a star topology

A network that only uses a ring topology for redundancy

A network that only uses ad hoc wireless communication

In a mesh network, what is the advantage of self-healing?

It ensures the network continues to function even if a device goes offline

It increases the range of the network

It reduces the overall number of devices needed

It makes the network immune to security threats

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is Network Function Virtualization (NFV)?

A method of physically connecting multiple servers in a data center

A process of virtualizing all network devices and moving them into the hypervisor

A way to physically link multiple virtual servers

A method of installing physical routers and switches in a virtual environment

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the main responsibility of the hypervisor in a virtualized network?

Managing physical server racks

Configuring physical switches and routers

Managing virtual machines and network connections

Installing and upgrading physical network devices

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In Network Function Virtualization, what replaces physical network components like switches and routers?

Virtual CPUs

Virtual network interface cards (vNICs)

Virtual switches and routers

Physical network interface cards (NICs)

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What feature allows you to add and remove virtual network devices like switches or routers through automation?

NetFlow

vNIC

Hypervisor API

Port mirroring

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is NOT a function of a virtual switch?

NetFlow

vNIC

Hypervisor API

Port mirroring

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a vNIC used for in virtual machines?

To physically connect virtual machines to the network

To provide virtual machines access to the virtual network

To manage the hypervisor settings

To configure VLANs in the physical network

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What term is used to describe the central location from which all virtual network and machine resources are managed?

Network Interface Card (NIC)

Single Pane of Glass

Virtual Machine Manager (VMM)

Data Center

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Network Practical

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What is Network Function Virtualization (NFV)?

What is the main responsibility of the hypervisor in a virtualized network?

In Network Function Virtualization, what replaces physical network components like switches and routers?

What feature allows you to add and remove virtual network devices like switches or routers through automation?

Which of the following is NOT a function of a virtual switch?

What is a vNIC used for in virtual machines?

What term is used to describe the central location from which all virtual network and machine resources are managed?

What does the hypervisor manage access to for virtual systems?

How can a hypervisor facilitate adding a new virtual switch to the network?

What connects the virtual environment to the physical network in NFV?

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