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A systems administrator needs to improve WiFi performance in a densely populated office tower and use the latest standard. There is a mix of devices that use 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. Which of the followin

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Which of the following would be BEST to use to detect a MAC spoofing attack?

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A technician receives feedback that some users are experiencing high amounts of jitter while using the wireless network. While troubleshooting the network, the technician uses the ping command with

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Wireless users are reporting intermittent internet connectivity. Connectivity is restored when the users disconnect and reconnect, utilizing the web authentication process each time. The network adm

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A network administrator walks into a datacenter and notices an unknown person is following closely. The administrator stops and directs the person to the security desk. Which of the following attack

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A network is experiencing a number of CRC errors during normal network communication. At which of the following layers of the OSI model will the administrator MOST likely start to troubleshoot?

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A client recently added 100 users who are using VMs. All users have since reported slow or unresponsive desktops. Reports show minimal network congestion, zero packet loss, and acceptable packet del

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Client devices cannot enter a network, and the network administrator determines the DHCP scope is exhausted. The administrator wants to avoid creating a new DHCP pool. Which of the following can the

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An administrator is writing a script to periodically log the IPv6 and MAC addresses of all the devices on a network segment. Which of the following switch features will MOST likely be used to assist

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Which of the following DNS records works as an alias to another record?

Question 703 - N10-008 discussion

A local service provider connected 20 schools in a large city with a fiber-optic switched network. Which of the following network types did the provider set up?

LAN

MAN

CAN

WAN

Suggested answer: B

Explanation:

MAN stands for Metropolitan Area Network, and it is a type of network that covers a large geographic area, such as a city or a county. MANs are often used to connect multiple LANs (Local Area Networks) within a region, such as schools, offices, or government buildings. MANs typically use high-speed and high-capacity transmission media, such as fiber-optic cables, to provide fast and reliable data communication. MANs can also provide access to WANs (Wide Area Networks), such as the Internet, or other services, such as cable TV or VoIP.

The other options are not correct because they are not the type of network that covers a large city. They are:

LAN. LAN stands for Local Area Network, and it is a type of network that covers a small geographic area, such as a home, an office, or a building. LANs are often used to connect multiple devices, such as computers, printers, or phones, within a single network. LANs typically use low-cost and low-capacity transmission media, such as twisted-pair cables, to provide data communication. LANs can also provide access to other networks, such as MANs or WANs, through routers or gateways.

CAN. CAN stands for Campus Area Network, and it is a type of network that covers a moderate geographic area, such as a university, a hospital, or a military base. CANs are often used to connect multiple LANs within a campus, such as different departments, buildings, or facilities. CANs typically use medium-cost and medium-capacity transmission media, such as coaxial cables, to provide data communication. CANs can also provide access to other networks, such as MANs or WANs, through routers or gateways.

WAN. WAN stands for Wide Area Network, and it is a type of network that covers a very large geographic area, such as a country, a continent, or the world. WANs are often used to connect multiple MANs or LANs across different regions, such as different cities, states, or countries. WANs typically use high-cost and high-capacity transmission media, such as satellite links, to provide data communication. WANs can also provide access to various services, such as the Internet, email, or VPN.

Reference 1:What is a Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)? - Definition from Techopedia 2:Network+ (Plus) Certification | CompTIA IT Certifications 3:What is a Local Area Network (LAN)? - Definition from Techopedia 4:What is a Campus Area Network (CAN)? - Definition from Techopedia 5:What is a Wide Area Network (WAN)? - Definition from Techopedia

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asked 02/10/2024

Jarrad Payne

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