Block 9 Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
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DNS + purpose

A

Domain name server-connects domain names with any ip address

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2
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MAC address + purpose

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Media access control- internal address for nic’s.

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3
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NIC

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Network interface controller. Hardware that connects a device to a network

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4
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ipconfig

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Shows all your network configurations

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5
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Ens5

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In ipconfig. Where network info for own computer resides.

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6
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ens5 inet

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Your ip address

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7
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ens5 netmask

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How many hosts are available on your network

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8
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ens5 broadcast

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Broadcast ip

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9
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inet6

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Hex address, newer system, 128 bits

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10
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ens5 ether

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Mac address

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11
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ens5 ether

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Mac address

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12
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Ip address show

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Show/manipulate networking interface attributes

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13
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Ping example

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Ping google.com or ping 8.8.8.8

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14
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ipv4 acronym

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Internet protocol version4

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15
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ip addr

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Same as ipconfig

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16
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Network class A addresses and # of hosts

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10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255. Private addresses. Millions of hosts

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Network class b it’s and #of hosts

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172.16 to 172.31.255.255. Private. Thousands of hosts

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18
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Network class c it’s and # of hosts

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192.168 to 192.168.255.255. Private. Less than 254 hosts

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19
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etc/host

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Stores local dns addresses

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20
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Curl

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An open source command line interface to exchange info on a server

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21
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Lo and lo -c

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Loopback interface. lo -c ipaddress. Check to see if we can connect to ourselves ownnserver and trouble shoot it.

22
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Ping
How many times and how many packets

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Ping -c # of packets.

23
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Ip address -c show ens5

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Short way to see only ens5 data. -c shows colors

24
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CIDR acronym and purpose

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Classless inter-domain routing. Tells you how many 1s are in the subnet mask.
Ex.. 192.168.1.O/24 = 24 ones followed by 8 zeros

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127.x.x.x is for what
Local hosts
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Top level domain
.com, .net, etc
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2nd level domain
Website name
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Subdomain
Anything preceeding website name. Ex...welcome.fullstackacademy.com
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Protocol
Hotpot, https etc
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nslookup
Queries dns servers to find out dns info
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Non- authoritative answer in nslookup
Server had to go to another dns to find the request
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Tcp
Transmission control protocol
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Udp
User datagram protocol
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Ports
Endpoint of network communication. Need a port to communicate. Like apartment doors in a building. Ip address is building. Port is door.
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Port 20/21
File transfer protocol. 20 = data transfer, 21 = message control
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Port 22
Ssh
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Port 25
Simple mail transfer protocol (smtp). Emails
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Port 53
Dns queries
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Port 80
Http
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Port 443
Https
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Port 3306
Database exchange
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nmap
Used to find open ports, identify devices, services and OS's. Sudo nmap -F 192.168.1.54
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zenmap
Like nmap but gui version
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netstat
Prints network stats, routing tables, interface stats.
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netstat -t
Tcp ports. Lists open connections.
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netstat -l
Open ports that are listening
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netstat -p
Show program responsible for port
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netstat -n
Show number of ports
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Zenmap target
Target ip. Can use - to look @ multiple addresses. Ex...target 192.168.2.1 -25
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Network enumeration
Seeing what's going on in the whole network.
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What is subcommand nmap -F
Fast scan. Only scans 100 most common tcp ports