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What does the Data Link Layer do?

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Layer takes data bits and frames and creates packets of the data. Layer adds source and desitnation address. This layer also handles error detection and correction.

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What is the Transport Layer and its functions (3)?

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The transport layer is to transport data between the network devices.
- Error Checking
- Service Addressing
- Segmentation

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3
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Name protocols are in the Session Layer?

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NetBIOS
Network File System (NFS)
Server Message Block (SMB)

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Advantages of NFV (3)

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Network function virtualisation allows for
- Scalability
- Better Cost
- Rapid Deployment

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5
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Why do people use Authentication Header (AH) and Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP)

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This ensures that the transmissions are not viewed, accessed or modified for people who do not have access for them

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Name 3 security services IP Sec Provides

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  • Data Verification
  • Protection from data tampering
  • Private transactions
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What is FTP

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File Transfer Protocol is for uploading and downloading files from a remote host server

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What Transport protocol does FTP use for their service?

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TCP

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What layer and port does FTP use?

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Application Layer
Port 20 21

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What is SSH

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Secure Shell which provides encryption as data travels between system

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What is SFTP

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Secure File Transfer Protocol which is based on SSH offers encryption and robust authentication between the sender and receiver.

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What is Telnet and the port number

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Telnet enables sessions to be opened on the remote host and let commands be executed on that host.
Port 23

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What is SMTP and port number

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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol which defines how mail is sent between hosts. SMTP uses TCP as it guarantee error free delivery.
Port 25

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What is DNS and port number

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Domain Name System which resolves hostnames
Port 53

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What is DHCP and port number

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Dynamic Host Control Protocol enables a range of IP addresses. This is an address pool where the server allocates addresses to clients. DHCP client ask the server to lease the address
Port 67 68

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What is TFTP and port number

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Trivial File Transfer Protocol is a variation of FTP. TFTP requires you to request what you want in the exact location. TFTP uses UDP
Port 69

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What is HTTP and HTTPS and port number

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Hypertext Transfer Protocol defines the actions can be requested by the client and how the server responds. This enables text, graphics and multimedia to be downloaded.
Port 80 and 443 for HTTPS

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What is NTP and port number

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Network time Protocol is part of TCP/IP which facilitate time communication between systems. NTP operates on UDP
Port 123

18
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What is POP3 and IMAP4 and port number

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Post Office Protocol Version 3 and Internet Message Access Protocol Version 4 are use to download pull email from the server.
POP3 110 and IMAP4 143

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What is the issue with POP3

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When accessing the mailbox the password is transmitted in plain text over the network

20
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What is the issue with FTP

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FTP offers a weak security mechanism to authenticate users.

21
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What is SNMP

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Simple Network Management Protocol is a protocol exchanged management information between the network devcies

22
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Name 2 components used in SNMP

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  • Central system which is the Manager
  • SNMP agent which is devices communicating with the manager
23
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What is NMS

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Network Management System which run queries built into the application.

24
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How does SNMP and NMS work together

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They work together to monitor all devices on the network such as switches, routers, hubs, servers and printers

25
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What are the commands for SNMP (4)

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  1. Get
  2. Get Next
  3. Set
  4. Walk
26
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What is MIBs

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Management Information Base is when you have a giant list and need to know how to manage it

27
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What are SNMP Communities

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SNMP communities are logical grouping systems. The communities are configured with same labelling

28
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What does SNMPv3 provide

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It provides authentication and encryption

29
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What is LDAP

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Lightweight Directory Access Protocol to provide a mechanism to access and query directory service systems

30
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What is SMB

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Server Block Message is a network providing resources such as files and printers running on Windows.

31
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What is syslog

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A Unix system to write messages to log files

32
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SMTPS

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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Secure (SMTPS) uses TLS to provide authentication. It wraps the data in TLS providing integrity and confidentiality

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What is LDAPS

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LDAP over SSL. Upon connecting the client and server establishes a TLS session before any messages.

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What is SQL

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Structured Query Language is a database language. It allows queries to be configured in real time and passed to the database

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What is RDP

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Remote Desktop Protocol is used on a Windows environment for remote connection. RDP operates the server as if it was a local client called thin client computing

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How does RDP work

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RDP does not send actual data only screenshots and keystrokes

37
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What is SIP

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Session Initiation Protocol which designed to establish and maintain multimedia in the application layer