Exploring Internet of Things with Cisco Packet Tracer Course Final Exam Answers
1. Refer to the exhibit. What description matches the function of the Packet Tracer devices shown?
- cabling components
- IoT devices
- networking devices
- security devices
2. A network administrator is using Packet Tracer to mock up a network that includes IoT devices. What can the administrator do from the Physical tab of any IoT device?
- Turn the device on or off.
- Change pin connections.
- Change the power supply.
- Increase or decrease wattage.
Explanation: Within Packet Tracer, the Physical tab allows access to available modules and power connections. This is where you could power the device off or on.
3. What must be done to activate the Registration Server?
- Sign in to the server web browser and activate the server.
- Under the Services tab you need to turn on the IoT Registration Server.
- Click on the Registration tab and then look for IoT button.
- Nothing it is activated by default.
Explanation: To activate the registration server, it needs to be turned on from the Services tab.
4. Which two steps must be followed in order to view a working graph or chart of environmental changes? (Choose two.)
- Pause the current time.
- Select the InterCity container.
- Choose the Always on Top box.
- Select an environment element.
- Be in View Mode.
Explanation: In order to see a working graph/chart of environmental changes a user must be in View mode and then choose an environment element.
5. How will a Packet Tracer environment be affected if a heater is added to a container named Branch Office and turned on?
- The temperature inside the Branch Office container will increase along with the parent container.
- The temperature inside Branch Office will increase, and child containers within it will not be affected.
- The temperature inside Branch Office will increase along with any child containers that exist within Branch Office.
- The temperature inside Branch Office will increase along with all containers in Packet Tracer.
Explanation: For deploying a heater within a container in Packet Tracer, that container and any corresponding child containers will be affected by the heater.
