6.5 Flashcards
(30 cards)
Services listen on what ports?
Well-known ports (0-1023)
Objects that allow software to communciate and send data across a network connection via access to a computer’s Network Interface Card; Require an active port and IP address.
Socket
Tool used to view socket information in RAM.
netstat
Provides a network service for passing configuration information including IP address, subnet mask, DNS server, and default gateway to hosts on a TCP/IP.
Dynamic Host Configuraiton Protocol (DHCP)
What are the four steps of the DHCP process?
- Discover
- Offer
- Request
- Acknowledge
The basis for a more advanced network manager protocol, the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).
BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol)
A distributed naming system used on /TCP/IP networks to map computer names to IP addresses and IP addresses to computer.
Domain Name System (DNS)
Domain Name System machines that provide access to the root zone file, containing information on all top-level domains.
Root Name Server
Files that contain information on all Top-Level Domains (TLDs).
Root Zone File
What are three types of TLDs within the DNS discussed in class?
- Generic TLD (gTLD)
- Sponsored TLD (sTLD)
- Country Code TLD (ccTLD)
TLDs with three or more characters such as .com, .net, and .org.
General TLD (gTLD)
A subset of the gTLDs, these sites are paid for by an organization such as the DoD paying for the .mil domain.
Sponsored TLD (sTLD)
TLD that contains domains representing over 240 countries and external territories.
Country Code TLD (ccTLD)
A unique name used to identify a particular system on the Internet. Listed in dotted notation, <hostname>.<domain name> (i.e., mail.yahoo.com)
Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)
The name server that is the best source of information for the domain.
Start of Authority (SOA)
The authoritative name servers for a particular zone who will answer queries for their supported zone.
Name Servers (NSs)
A Domain Name System record containing information about servers, hosts, and services.
Resource Record
What are the different types of DNS records?
- SOA (Start of Authority)
- NS (Name Server)
- A (Host Records)
- AAAA (IPv6 Host Records)
- CNAME (Canonical Name)
- MX (Mail eXchange)
- SRV (Service Record)
- PTR (Pointer Record)
Used to request an IP address for a known FQDN or to request an FQDN for a known IP address.
DNS queries
What are two types of DNS queries?
Recursive and iterative
Used to forward DNS queries to DNS servers outside of the network.
DNS forwarder observers
What allows a server to respond to multiple queries more quickly for a previously resolved domain or host.
DBS Caching
What is conducted when a primary DNS server transfers its cache database to a secondary or back-up?
Zone transfer
What protocol is used to send mail messages across a network and is the basis for Internet email?
Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP); Port 25