Lisa, a consultant, is inspecting an office that reports frequent wireless issues. Upon scanning the
network broadcasting in the vicinity of the office, seven SSIDs are found. The company’s Wi-Fi
network and three others all share channel six. Which of the following is MOST likely causing the
issue?

Zach, a network technician, is configuring several switches to be managed remotely. Which of the
following must be configured to connect via SSH to each of those devices, as well as to retrieve
various parameters?

Which of the following separates broadcast domains?

SIMULATION
You have been tasked with testing a CAT5 cable. A summary of the test results can be found on the
screen.
Step 1: Select the tool that was used to create the cable test results.
Step 2: Interpret the best results and select the options that explains the results.

DRAG DROP
A customer’s email server is not sending emails. Arrange the troubleshooting steps in the order the
technician should perform them:

DRAG DROP
GigSwitch1 is currently configured with a speed of 100 and Duplex is set to Auto on all interfaces.
Interface 2 will be connected to GigSwitch2 which is used for all departments. Interface 1 will be
used for HR traffic only.
GigSwitch1 needs to be configured with the following parameters:
Configure the necessary protocol to prevent switching loops
Configure GigSwitch1 with a /24 IP address for management
Traffic across Interface 1 needs to be forced to accept and receive up to 100Mbps data at
the same time
Traffic across Interface 2 needs to be forced to use Gigabit speeds and maximum
performance
Drag and drop the appropriate configurations to their corresponding requirements. All placeholders
must be filled. Not all configurations will be used.

DRAG DROP
Drag and drop the fiber cable connection types to the appropriate image.

DRAG DROP
Drag and drop the following maximum speeds to their corresponding wireless standards. Tokens can
be used more than once.

DRAG DROP
Drag and drop each networking tool to the MOST appropriate descriptor. Each tool may only be used
once.

DRAG DROP
Under each network device, drag and drop the associated broadcast and/or collison description.
Objects may be used multiple times, as needed.