Net+ Flash Cards

I have been teaching Net+ classes and I always send my students here for the TechNotes. They are great!

I made a complete set of flashcards to prepare them for the Net+ test and they are here:

http://fog.ccsf.org/~sbowne/106/flashcards/fflash.html

Here are a set of them for Microsoft tests 70-210 and 70-215.

http://fog.ccsf.cc.ca.us/~sbowne/CypressWin2k/2003/flashcards/fflash.html

They come from this page:

http://fog.ccsf.cc.ca.us/~sbowne/

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janmike

Excellent!

Thnx very much!

Ricka182

Hey, great links! Ditto for the thanks!!

RamsesK

wow, thanks man this is really helping me out

maanitrules

thanx dude..
i noticed.. u got mad views. but few thanx..
i havent gotten the time to look at these links..
but will do so soon..
they seem good..
i have SATs this weekend.. as well as final exams.. but once school is done.. which is june 7th for me.. i plan to cram for net + for a week or so.. and take and PASS the test..
thanx again..

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Sweeeeet

I have Network+ exam scheduled for next week so timing is excellent.
Thanks

hypnotic23

There is a question that states "what is the osi layer that establishes and maintains connections" the answer on the flash card was "session". However I am reading the Examcram 2 book, and it states "The transport layer esablishes, maintains, and breaks connections between two devices". This found on the Cram Sheet, in the front of the book. Which is correct?

Thanks.

Webmaster

www.techexams.net/technotes/networkplus/osimodel.shtml

The session layer handles connections (sessions) between applications, the transport layer handles connections between devices.
Ie. the session layer maintains the end-to-end connection between a client and a server application, while the transport layer maintains an TCP connection between two IP routers on the net for example. The transport layer handles connections and error checking/reporting for the lower layers, the session protocol manages connections for the upper layers (software applications) to allow those sessions to be created independent of the technologies used at the lower layers.
I.e. netbios session protocol regardless of the transport and lower layer protocols such as TCP/IP or Netbeui.

hypnotic23

thanks.

I just finished reading the tech notes for the OSI.
Thank you for what you do. I'm taking my test on thrusday of next week and I'm a little nervous. just using the weekend to brush up.

Webmaster

You're welcome. Good luck on Thursday!

murracn

Hey good notes.
Can I just say that the ch13 notes link comes up with 404--->
http://fog.ccsf.org/~sbowne/106/flashcards/Ch13a.doc

Should be --->
http://fog.ccsf.org/~sbowne/106/flashcards/Ch13ab.doc

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