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Networking Fundamentals Skills Test
Test duration:
60
min
No. of questions:
45
Level of experience:
Mid/Senior/Experienced

Networking Fundamentals Skills Test

Employers and L&D managers can use this test to assess networking concepts, including measuring skills like analyzing network traffic, checking switch and router configurations, and performing IP subnetting. Using iMocha, companies can improve hiring efficiency by 40% and upskill current employees.

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Networking Fundamentals Skills Test

It refers to a network of connected computers that share resources and data. Networking enables organizations to reduce costs and make their systems more reliable and scalable. The fundamentals of computer networking include network topologies, protocols, devices, addressing, and security, among other concepts.  

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By using this test, recruiters or L&D managers can measure the strengths and weaknesses of candidates to make the right talent decision. It saves organizations time and resources and ensures the right person is employed in the position.  

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Test Summary

This test helps to assess capabilities as follows:  

  • Ability to troubleshoot network and perform data backups
  • Familiarity with networking key concepts, including network topologies, protocols, device configurations, security, etc.
  • Experience in installing and overseeing routers and switches  
  • Ability to performance tune and correct errors in network configurations

This test also takes measures to eliminate candidate impersonation, identify the intensity and exact instances of cheating, and understand the context of cheating.  

Useful for hiring
  • Network Administrator
  • Network Engineer
  • Network Security Specialist
  • Network Analyst
  • Network Architect
  • Network Support Technician
  • Wireless Network Engineer
Test Duration
60
min
No. of Questions
45
Level of Expertise
Mid/Senior/Experienced
Topics Covered
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How is this skill test customized?
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iMocha's skill test is easily customizable, including choosing the skills you want to test, the type of questions you want, and the difficulty level. These tests are created with technical and non-technical skills questions such as data security, mobile app development, big data analysis, communication, networking, and more.

What are the most common interview questions related to Networking Fundamentals?
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Some of the common interview questions for this domain are as follows:

  • What is a network topology, and what are the different network topologies?
  • How do you troubleshoot network connectivity issues?
  • Can you explain the difference between a LAN and a WAN?
  • What is DNS, and how does it work?
  • Explain the different layers of OSI Reference Models.
  • Can you explain the difference between a hub, a switch, and a router? When would you use one over the other?
  • Can you explain the concept of NAT?

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What are the required skill sets to work on computer networking?
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Here is the list of technical and non-technical skills required in this domain:  

Technical Skills

  • Network Topologies
  • Configuring Wireless Technologies
  • Network Performance Tuning  
  • Network Troubleshooting  

Non-technical Skills

  • Communication Skills
  • Analytical Skills
  • Problem-solving Skills
  • Attention to Detail