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Study 9 Integrated Network Infrastructure Labs with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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01
Front

What does a VLAN separate?

Back

A VLAN separates Layer 2 broadcast domains. Communication between VLANs requires a Layer 3 device.

02
Front

What is a trunk link used for?

Back

A trunk carries the required VLANs between devices. Limit its allowed VLAN list to those the link needs.

03
Front

What enables communication between VLANs?

Back

Inter-VLAN communication requires a Layer 3 device, such as a router or Layer 3 switch.

04
Front

How should a switch port for an endpoint be configured?

Back

Configure endpoint ports as access ports in the VLAN intended for those devices.

05
Front

When does an AP generally need a trunk link?

Back

An AP mapping multiple SSIDs to VLANs generally needs a trunk; a single-network AP may use an access port.

06
Front

What does a basic cable wire-map pass not prove?

Back

A basic wire-map pass checks wiring continuity and mapping, but does not certify cable category or performance.

07
Front

Where should DHCP relay be configured when the server is outside a client VLAN?

Back

If the DHCP server is outside a client VLAN, configure and verify DHCP relay on that VLAN's gateway.

08
Front

Why don't VLANs alone secure guest traffic?

Back

Creating VLANs alone does not provide security. Apply access controls to restrict traffic, such as denying guest access to staff and management networks.

09
Front

How should staff and guest SSIDs connect to network segments?

Back

Map each SSID to its corresponding VLAN, then verify the wireless client receives that VLAN's IP settings.

10
Front

What order should be used to troubleshoot network faults?

Back

Troubleshoot in order: physical link, switching and VLAN, IP configuration, routing and policy, wireless association and radio conditions, then application.

11
Front

What should you check when a client receives no DHCP address?

Back

Check the client's access VLAN, trunk VLAN allowance, DHCP scope, relay, server reachability, and whether the address pool is exhausted.

12
Front

A client can ping its gateway but not another subnet. What should you investigate?

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Gateway reachability works, so investigate routing, subnet mask, return route, and access-control rules for the remote subnet.