What does HTTPS stand for? (1-4)

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

What is a feature of a Mesh Network? (5-6)

Data can be sent from different devices simultaneously

A key which is applied to data to scramble it

What is the purpose of the HTTP protocol? (1-4)

Transfers a webpage from the server to your device

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GCSE OCR CS 1.5 Network Topologies, Protocols and Layers

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1
Which of these is not an advantage of a network? (1-4)
Data can be shared across a range of users
Less vulnerable to hackers
Shared files and resources
User accounts can be created
2
Which is a disadvantage of WiFi? (1-4)
It introduces Health & Safety issues by removing wires
None of them
It is more cost effective
It is simple to join a WiFi network
3
Which of these is not a Protocol? (5-6)
HTTP
DCHP
HTTPS
TCP/IP
4
Which term describes the physical layout of a network? (1-4)
Layout
Flow of Data
Network Layout
Topology
5
Where is a MAC address stored? (5-6)
On the NIC
In the modem
On the Internet
On the computer
6
The encryption method used on secure internet transitions is called? (5-6)
Private Key Encryption
Public Code Encrypting
Public Key Encrypting
Public Key Encryption
7
Which of these is not a real IP address? (7-9)
192.168.2.328
192.168.2.200
192.168.2.156
192.168.2.1
8
A MAC Address is usually recorded in... (5-6)
Binary
Floats
Denary
Hexadecimal
9
What does HTTPS stand for? (1-4)
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Station
Hyper Text Protocol Secure
Hidden Text Transfer Protocol Station
10
Encryption requires a key? (1-4)
False
True
11
Which of these Protocols deals with Email? (1-4)
IMAP
SMTP
POP
FTP
12
Which of these is not a Protocol? (5-6)
POP
IMAP
FTP
DNS
13
What is a feature of a Mesh Network? (5-6)
The network uses terminators
Data can be sent from different devices simultaneously
Devices are dependent on a central server
The server is usually based in the middle of the network
14
What network has the server placed in the centre and the devices around it? (1-4)
Mesh
Star
Bus
Ring
15
What does FTP stand for? (1-4)
Flat Transfer Procedure
Flat Transfer Protocol
File Transfer Protocol
File Transferring Protocol
16
What is a benefit of a wired network over a wireless network? (7-9)
Technical Knowledge Needed
Easier to Hack
Increased Costs
Faster Data Transfer Speeds
17
Encryption is? (1-4)
A set of numbers used to replace letters in transmitted data
A secret code used to keep data safe
A message that is kept secret
A key which is applied to data to scramble it
18
What is the purpose of the HTTP protocol? (1-4)
Transferring large files and processing the HTML code
It is used for email communication and sending emails
Transfers a webpage from the server to your device
It allows data to be communicated through a 4 layer model
19
What does SMTP stand for? (1-4)
Simple Mail Transition Protocol
Server Mailing Transfer Procedure
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
Server Mail Transfer Protocol

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