A. Vnp
B. VPN
C. Vsn
D. Vspn
Explanation: VPN provides enhanced security and online anonymity to users on the internet. It is also used to unblock websites that are unavailable in certain regions.
A. Early 80?s
B. Late 80?s
C. Early 90?s
D. Late 90?s
Explanation: VPNs were first introduced in the year 1996. Then as the internet started to get popularized, the need for connection security increased. VPN was a great solution to this, and that’s when VPNs were implemented in the commercial world.
A. Pptp
B. Ipsec
C. Ymum
D. L2tp
Explanation: PPTP is a tunneling protocol which was initially used for the creation of VPNs. IPSec is used in encrypting the traffic flowing in the VPN. L2TP is used to tunnel all the L2 traffic on the VPN.
A. Financially rewarding compared to leased lines
B. Allows remote workers to access corporate data
C. Allows LAN-to-LAN connectivity over public networks
D. Is the backbone of the internet
Explanation: VPNs are not the backbone of the Internet as they are just a method to create private intranets on the internet. They are used for enhancing the connection security for the users.
A. Invisible from public networks
B. Logically separated from other traffic
C. Accessible from unauthorized public networks
D. Restricted to a single protocol in ipsec
Explanation: Traffic in a VPN is not accessible from any unauthorized public networks because it is secured with the masking IP address. This provides the benefit of access to blocked resources to the users.
A. Always more expensive than leased lines
B. Always cheaper than leased lines
C. Usually cheaper than leased lines
D. Usually more expensive than leased lines
Explanation: The services of a VPN are cheaper for moderate to large scale institutional networks than the services of leased lines. Though for a small scale network, it does not prove to be as beneficial as the costs are not reduced to a great degree as compared to leased lines.
A. Only ip
B. Only ipx
C. Only icmp
D. Ip and ipx
Explanation: L2TP stands for Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol. It is used to tunnel all the L2 traffic on an IP network and is able to transmit network layer’s IP and IPX protocol data.
A. Ipsec
B. Pptp
C. Ppp
D. L2tp
Explanation: ESP is a security component of IPSec. ESP provides content protection and ensures that there is integrity and confidentiality of the message. The other security components of IPSec are Authentication Header and Internet Key Exchange.
A. Microsoft
B. Cisco
C. Blizzard entertainment
D. Ietf
Explanation: L2F stands for Layer 2 Forwarding protocol. It was designed by Cisco to tunnel PPP traffic, helping create VPNs over the internet.
A. Layer 1
B. Layer 2
C. Layer 3
D. Layer 4
Explanation: PPTP stands for Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol. PPTP is a tunneling protocol that was primitively used to create VPNs. It is no longer used for VPNs due to the lack of security it provides.