Speaking-Fragenkatalog zur CCST-Networking-Prüfung: OSI/TCP-IP, IPv4/IPv6, Subnetting, Switching, Routing, VLANs, Cisco IOS, Sicherheit und Troubleshooting-Szenarien.
892 Fragen1.1 What Is a Network?
2.1 LAN, WAN and Other Networks
3.1 Physical and Logical Topologies
4.1 Seven Layers
5.1 TCP/IP Architecture
6.1 PDUs
7.1 Ethernet Fundamentals
8.1 MAC Addressing
9.1 Switches
9.2 Routers
9.3 Other Network Devices
10.1 Copper Cabling
10.2 Fiber Optics
11.1 Wi-Fi Fundamentals
11.2 Wireless Security
12.1 IPv4 Fundamentals
13.1 Subnetting Fundamentals
13.2 Subnetting Practice
14.1 IPv6 Fundamentals
15.1 Dynamic Addressing
16.1 Domain Name System
17.1 Transport Layer
18.1 Protocol Knowledge
19.1 Important Ports
20.1 Address Resolution Protocol
21.1 Network Diagnostics
22.1 NAT
23.1 Virtual LANs
24.1 Routing
25.1 Basic Concepts
26.1 Ethernet Switching
27.1 Securing a Network
28.1 Traffic Filtering
29.1 Monitoring Tools
30.1 Troubleshooting Process
31.1 Layer 1 Problems
32.1 Layer 2 Problems
33.1 Layer 3 Problems
34.1 Layer 4 Problems
34.2 Application Layer Problems
35.1 Windows Commands
36.1 Cisco Devices
37.1 Device Configuration
38.1 Interfaces
39.1 Cisco VLANs
40.1 Host Configuration
41.1 Performance Concepts
42.1 Reliability
43.1 Documentation
Scenario 1 — One PC Has No Internet
Scenario 2 — Nobody Has Internet
Scenario 3 — DNS Problem
“Users can ping 8.8.8.8, but they cannot open websites by name.”
Scenario 4 — DHCP Problem
“A new computer receives an IP address beginning with 169.254.”
Scenario 5 — Wrong VLAN
“A PC can communicate with some devices but cannot reach devices in another department.”
Scenario 6 — Slow Wi-Fi
“Users complain that Wi-Fi is extremely slow.”
Scenario 7 — Duplicate IP Address
“Two computers report an IP address conflict.”
Scenario 8 — Switch Port Problem
“A PC suddenly loses network connectivity after being moved to another desk.”
Scenario 9 — Routing Problem
“A user can communicate with devices on the local network but cannot reach another subnet.”
Scenario 10 — Network Loop
“The network becomes extremely slow after someone connects a second cable between two switches.”
Scenario 11 — Rogue Access Point
Scenario 12 — ARP Spoofing
Scenario 13 — Firewall Problem
“A user can access the Internet but cannot connect to an internal application.”
46. Important "Difference Between" Questions
47. "Explain It Without Technical Jargon"
48. Final CCST Networking Mock Exam — Oral Questions