is451quiz2review

A directory "blueprint" that describes structure of information in the directory is …
a. Schema
b. Object
c. Attribute
d. DN (Distinguished Name)

Which of the following SNMP commands is not originated by NMS?
a. Get
b. Get-next
c. Set
d. Trap

What is the name of a virtual database of managed objects that SNMP agent tracks?
a. SMI
b. MIB
c. OID
d. SNMP

An SNMP __ is responsible for responding to polls from and sending traps to an SNMP ___.
a. Agent; manager
b. Manager; agent
c. NMS; protocol
d. Agent; MIB
e. NMS; Manager

A directory client is …
a. DSA
b. DSP
c. DUA
d. DAP

Why is it preferable to use UDP transport for SNMP?
a. It has lower overhead
b. It is more reliable
c. It uses encryption
d. It is more secure

What components of Directory Services holds the data repository?
A. DUA
B. DSA
C. DAP
D. LDAP

Each piece of information that describes some aspect of a directory entry is called …
a. An object
b. An attribute
c. A schema
d. DUA

What SNMP command would bee used to make changes in a router configuration?
a. Get
b. Get-next
c. Set
d. Trap

What type of access is the most common in the Directory Services?
a. Read
b. Write
c. Update
d. Delete

What does OID identifies about a MIB object?
a. It's value
b. It's position in the MIB subtree
c. It's priority
d. The number of its subnodes

Which of the following is true about Directory Services replication?
a. It allows directory database to be distributed
b. It supports directory access load-balancing
c. It supports directory fault-tolerance
d. All of the above

Which of the following protocols is used for directory access?
a. DISP
b. DSP
c. DAP
d. MIB

What standard MIB is required to be implemented by all devices?
a. MIB-Main
b. MIB I
c. MIB II
d. MIB Root

What is used to define management information in MIBs?
a. SMI
b. LDAP
c. OID
d. SNMP

Which of the following acts as a primary key for a directory?
a. Schema
b. RDN
c. DN
d. Object

Which of the following is a difference between LDAP-based and X.500-based directories?
a. Directory structure
b. Naming convention
c. Transport/network protocol stack used/for directory access
d. Client-server architecture

Directory Information Tree represents …
a. Set of directory object permissions
b. Directory schema
c. Hierarchical directory structure and object organization
d. Client-server directory model

How are RDN and DN related?
a. DN is part of RDN
b. RDN is part of DN
c. They represent the same thing
d. They are not related

Which of the following does SNMPv3 support?
a. Message integrity
b. Data encryption
c. Authentication
d. All of the above

What are the goals of security management?
a. Measure, analyze and control performance of network components
b. Track and control inventory of network components
c. Control access to network components according to a well-defined policy
d. Specify, log and regulate user access to network resources

What are the goals of configuration management?
a. Measure, analyze and control performance of network components
b. Track and control inventory of network components
c. Control access to network components according to a well-defined policy
d. Log and regulate user access to network resources

What SNMP command is asynchronous?
a. Set
b. Get-next
c. Get-bulk
d. Trap

What component of Directory Services maintains and communicates directory information?
a. DUA
b. DSA
c. DAP
d. LDAP

In network management applications, the ___ is software packaged with a network element that collects information about that element.
a. NMS
b. MIB
c. Agent
d. Manager

Which of the following represents the format of a MIB OID?
a. 1-3-6-3-2
b. 1 3 6 3 2
c. 1#3#6#3#2
d. 1.3.6.3.2

What is the purpose of directory replication process?