Chapter 19 - Supplement - Sheet1 Flashcards

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Crosstalk

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Signal bleed between two adjacent wires carrying a current. Minimized by creating twisted pairs

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Near-End Crosstalk

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AKA Nearing Crosstalk. Crosstalk originating at the connection from the physical medium to the sender

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Attenuation

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AKA DB Loss. Degrading signal as it moves through the wire.

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Collissions

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2 Devices try to communicate on the same physica segment at the same time.

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Short

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AKA short circuit, shorts. When current flows through a different path within a circuit than it’s supposed ot. In networks, usually cuased by physical fault in a cable.

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Open Impedance Mismatch

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AKA Echo. Tells you that the cable or wires connect to another cable and there is an impedance mistmach. When this happens, some of hte signal will bounce back in the direction it came from

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Split Pairs

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Wiring error where two connections that are supposed to be connected using the two wires of a twisted pair are instead connected using two wires from different pairs.

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Common Issues with Unbound Media

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(Wireless Issues) Interference, Configuration, Distacne/signal strength, Latency, Bounce, Incorrect antenna/switch placement

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Common Configuration issues with unbound media

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Incorrect encryption, incorrect channel, incorrect frequency, ESSID mismatch, standard mismatch

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Bounce

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Wireless issue. Could refer to how far a wireless signal is repeated / bounced (up to a mile with the right equipment) or could refer to mutliple paths, where the signal reflets off objects and arrives at the client degraded, out of phase.

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7 Troubleshooting Steps for Network+

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Identify the problem; establish a theory of probably cause; test the theory to determine cause; establish a plan of action to resolve the problem and identify potential effects; implement the solution or escalate as necessary; verify full system functionality and (if applicable) implement preventative measures; document findings, actions, outcomes

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Port Speed: Common Problems.

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Speed that a NIC or network hardware port can communicate at. These can be manually configured, and manually configured incorrectly.

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Port Duplex Mismatch

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One side of a connection attempts to communicate using a different duplex setting than the other side of the connection.

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14
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Three Duplex settings for each port of a network switch

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Full, Half, Auto

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MTU

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Maximum transmission unit. Largest size packet that is allowed across a segment. Usually around 1,500 bytes.

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Mismatched MTU

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Two nodes on the network attempt to communicate when they have two different MTUs.

17
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Incorrect VLAN

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When hosts on different VLANs attempt to communicate

18
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What is step 3 of the seven-step troubleshooting model?

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Test the theory to determine cause

19
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What is step 7 of the seven-step troubleshooting model?

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Document findings, actions, and outcomes

20
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How is crosstalk minimized in twisted-pair cabling?

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Pairs of wire are twisted at a 90 degree angle

21
Q

If you plug a host into a switch port and the user cannot get to the server or other services
they need to access despite a working link light, what could the problem be?

A

Incorrect VLAN assignment

22
Q

What is it called when a cable has two wires of a twisted pair connected to two wires
from a different pair?

A

Split Pairs

23
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When a signal moves through any medium, the medium itself will degrade the signal.
What is this called?

A

Attenuation

24
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What is step 4 of the seven-step troubleshooting model?

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Establish a plan of action to resolve the problem and identify potential effects

25
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What is step 5 of the seven-step troubleshooting model?

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Implement the solution or escalate as necessary

26
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What are some of the problems that, if determined, should be escalated?

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Switching loops. routing loops, routing problems, Proxy ARP, bordcast storms

27
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What cable issues should you know and understand for network troubleshooting?

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Crosstalk, attenuation, collisions, shorts, open impedance mismatch, interference