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CH8 Flashcards

(50 cards)

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What are the purposes of network segmentation?

A
  • Problems are easier to locate and solve
  • Routers can more easily manage IP address spaces that don’t overlap
  • Routing is more efficient on larger networks
  • Enhance security
  • Improve performance
  • Simplify troubleshooting
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What two parts is an IPv4 address divided into?

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Network ID and Host ID

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What is a subnet mask used for?

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To determine which part of an IP address is the network ID and which part is the host ID.

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What is classless addressing also called?

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Subnetting

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What does VLSM stand for, and what does it do?

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Variable Length Subnet Mask, is allows subnets to be further subdivided into smaller groupings.

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How is IPv6 subnetting simpler than IPv4 subnetting?

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  • IPv6 addressing uses no classes
  • IPv6 does not use subnet masks
  • A single IPv6 subnet can supply a massive amount of addresses
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What is a VLAN?

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A virtual local area network that groups ports on a switch.

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What are some reasons for using VLANS?

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  • Identify groups of devices for priority handling
  • Isolate connections with heavy traffic
  • Isolate groups using legacy protocols
  • Separate groups needing special security
  • Configure temporary networks
  • Reduce the cost of networking equipment
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What is a trunk port?

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A port that connects a switch to another networking device and manages traffic from multiple VLANs.

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What is an SVI?

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Switch Virtual Interface, a virtual interface on a Layer 3 switch that can handle inter-VLAN routing.

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Name common VLAN types

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  • Default VLAN
  • Native VLAN
  • Data VLAN
  • Management VLAN
  • Voice VLAN
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What is VLAN hopping?

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When an attacker generates transmissions that appear to belong to a protected VLAN to access sensitive data or inject harmful software.

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What is a VPC?

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Virtual Private Cloud, a customer-managed, software-defined portion of a larger, cloud-based network.

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What are two types of subnets an AWS VPC can contain?

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Private subnet and public subnet.

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What is a SAN?

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Storage Area Network, an isolated network segment dedicated to data storage.

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What happens when a network is segmented into multiple smaller networks?

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Traffic on one network is separated from another network’s traffic and each network is its own broadcast domain.

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What are the goals of network segmentation?

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  • Enhance security
  • Improve performance
  • Simplify troubleshooting
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According to what groupings are networks commonly segmented?

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  • Geographic locations
  • Departmental boundaries
  • Device types
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What does OT stand for in networking?

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Operational Technology

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What are the three general types of zones in OT systems?

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  • Untrusted zone
  • Trusted zone
  • Screened subnet
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What is micro-segmentation?

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Requires granular zoning and applies object-level security to individual resources.

22
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What is a SAN?

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An isolated network segment dedicated to data storage.

23
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What does a SAN abstract?

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Storage services from compute services.

24
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What are the networking technologies that a SAN relies on?

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  • FC (Fibre Channel)
  • FCoE (Fibre Channel over Ethernet)
  • iSCSI (Internet SCSI)
  • IB (InfiniBand)
25
What is the purpose of subnetting?
To divide a pool of IP addresses into smaller groups or subnets.
26
What does an IPv4 address consist of?
A network ID and a host ID.
27
What determines the number of bits in the IP address that belong to the network ID?
The number of 1s in the subnet mask bits.
28
What is classful addressing?
Uses whole octets for the network ID.
29
What is VLSM?
Variable Length Subnet Mask allows subnets to be further subdivided into smaller groupings.
30
What is the first step to subnet a network?
Borrow from host bits.
31
What is a VLAN?
A virtual local area network that groups ports on a switch.
32
What are some reasons for using VLANs?
* Identify groups of devices whose data should be prioritized * Isolate connections with heavy traffic * Separate groups needing special security
33
What is the difference between an access port and a trunk port?
* Access port – connects the switch to a host * Trunk port – connects the switch to a networking device and manages traffic from multiple VLANs
34
What common VLAN type is typically preconfigured on a switch?
Default VLAN
35
What is VLAN hopping?
Occurs when an attacker generates transmissions that appear to belong to a protected VLAN.
36
What is VXLAN?
Virtual Extensible Local Area Network that creates a layer 2 network overlaying a layer 3 network.
37
What is a VPC?
Virtual private cloud, a customer-managed, software-defined portion of a larger cloud-based network.
38
Fill in the blank: A subnet mask is used so devices can determine which part of an IP address is the _______ and which part is the host ID.
network ID
39
True or False: Subnetting in IPv6 is more complex than in IPv4.
False
40
What does VXLAN stand for?
Virtual Extensible Local Area Network ## Footnote VXLAN is a network virtualization technology that allows for the creation of a layer 2 network over a layer 3 infrastructure.
41
What is a VPC?
Virtual Private Cloud ## Footnote A VPC is a customer-managed, software-defined part of a larger cloud-based network.
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What are the two types of subnets in an AWS VPC?
* Private subnet * Public subnet ## Footnote A private subnet hosts resources not accessible from the Internet, while a public subnet hosts resources that should be directly accessible from the Internet.
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What does a NAT gateway do?
Allows communication from a private subnet to the Internet indirectly ## Footnote The NAT gateway is located in the public subnet and facilitates secure internet connectivity for resources in the private subnet.
44
What is the recommended MTU size for networks supporting VXLANs?
1,600 bytes ## Footnote A larger MTU is needed to accommodate the VXLAN overhead.
45
What is the role of a CDN?
Delivers data closer to users using globally distributed infrastructure ## Footnote A Content Delivery Network (CDN) enhances performance by reducing latency through geographical distribution.
46
What is edge computing?
Running compute resources closer to users on edge devices ## Footnote Edge computing complements cloud services by processing data nearer to the source of data generation.
47
At what OSI layer do VLANs function?
Data link layer ## Footnote VLANs operate at Layer 2 and create multiple broadcast domains from a single broadcast domain.
48
Name the benefits of segmenting a network.
* Improved security * Enhanced performance * Better traffic management * Reduced collision domains ## Footnote Network segmentation helps in isolating network traffic, improving security and efficiency.
49
Fill in the blank: A _______ is associated with a logical entity called an Internet Gateway.
public subnet ## Footnote The public subnet is designed to host resources that need direct internet access.
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What should you be able to do after completing the lesson?
* Explain the purposes of network segmentation * Apply subnetting to network devices * Configure VLANs * Describe networking and segmentation options in the cloud ## Footnote These objectives ensure a comprehensive understanding of network management in cloud environments.