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What layer do Hubs and Repeaters operate at?

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Layer 1 (Physical)

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What layer is responsible for opening, closing, and maintaining connections

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Layer 5 (Session)

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Where does Authentication and Authorization take place?

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Layer 5 (Session)

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Where does data format translation, compression, and encryption/decryption take place.

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Layer 6 (Presentation)

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Layer 2 PDU

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Frame

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Layer 3 PDU

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Packet

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UDP PDU

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Datagram

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TCP PDU

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Segment

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This layer adds header info for Destination Port, Source Port, Sequence Number, and Error Correction

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Layer 4 (Transport)

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This layer adds header info for Source and Destination IP address

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Layer 3 (Network)

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Three Way Handshake

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1.SYN
2. SYN/ACK
3. ACK

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MPLS

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  1. Labels are “pushed” onto packets on the way in and “popped” off on the way out

2.Supports IP Packets and Ethernet Frames

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mGRE

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  1. Multipoint Generic Routing Encapsulation
  2. Dynamic / On demand connection (Mesh VPN)
  3. Remote sites communicate directly to each other.
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SD-WAN

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  1. Communicates directly to the cloud
  2. Application Centric
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Which technology uses telephone lines / Copper

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DSL Broadband

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Which technology uses cable television / coaxial

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Cable Broadband

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This provides businesses with a dedicated, point to point, always on connection. (WAN Link)

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Leased Line

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This technology replaces physical hardware with virtual hardware

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NFV (Network Functions Virtualization)

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NAS

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  1. Network Attached Storage
  2. File level access (Change the whole file)
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SAN

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  1. Storage Area Network
  2. Block level access
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RG-6

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  1. Coaxial
  2. Long cable runs
  3. Cable/Satellite television, cable modems
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RG-59

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  1. Coaxial
  2. Short cable runs
  3. CCTV / Analog video
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Straight Through Cable

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  1. Most common cable
  2. Same wiring standard in both sides
  3. Connect two dissimilar devices
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Crossover Cable

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  1. Pin 1 to Pin 3
    Pin 2 to pin 6
  2. Reverses transmit + receive signal
  3. Connect two similar devices
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What fiber uses LED as a light source
Multi mode
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What fiber uses Lasers as a light source
Single mode
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Multi mode distance
Up to 2 km
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Single mode distance
Up to 100 km
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This technology was replaced by SFP
GBIC (Gigabit Interface Converter)
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This technology allows multiple signals to travel over a single strand of fiber
Wavelength Division Multiplexing
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Up to 4 signals on one strand of fiber
CWDM
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Up to 160 signals on one strand of fiber
DWDM
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This connector is used with cable television + modems
F-Type Connector
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How are IP addresses expressed? 1. Hexadecimal 2. Decimal 3. Binary
Decimal
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RFC 1918
Describes the concept of private IP addressing
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What is WDM?
WDM is Wave Division Multiplexing and it allows multiple signals to travel over the same strand of fiber
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What is CWDM?
CWDM is Coarse Wave Division Multiplexing. It allows 4 different carriers at 4 different wavelengths
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What is DWDM
DWDM is Dense Wave Division Multiplexing. It allows up to 160 signals on one strand of fiber!
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IPv6 Local Range
FE80::/10 - FEBF::/10
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IPv6 Loop Back
0.0.0.0.0.0.0.1or ::1
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What is VLSM?
VLSM is Variable Length Subnet Mask. It allows networks to be divided into subnets of different sizes, not the same.
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Class A Network
0.0.0.0 - 126.255.255.255 Private (Non routable)
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Class B Network
127.0.0.0 - 191.255.255.255 Private (Non routable)
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Class C Network
192.0.0.0 - 223.255.255.255 Private (Non routable)
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Class D Network
224.0.0.0 - 239.255.255.255 Used for Multicasts
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Class E Network
240.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255 Used for research purposes
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Teredo
IPv4 to IPv6 transition mechanism with native NAT support Allows IPv6 hosts to communicate over IPv4 internet without a native connection to an IPv6 network
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Miredo
Teredo tunneling software
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NDP
Neighbor Discover Protocol Allows IPv6 routers to advertise their presence
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SLAAC
Stateless Address Auto configuration APIPA for IPv6
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SMTP
- TCP Port 25 - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol - Allows transfer of email between servers - Allows client to send email to other people over the internet
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TFTP
- UDP Port 69 - Trivial FTP - File transfer between two TCP/IP devices - No security
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POP3
- TCP Port 110 - Allows the retrieval of mail from mail servers
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IMAP4
- TCP Port 143 - Replaces POP3
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SMB
- TCP Port 445 - Used to share files, directories, and devices over a windows network
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Secure IMAP
- TCP Port 993 - SSL/TLS
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POP3S
- TCP Port 995 - SSL/TLS
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SQL Server
- Port 1433
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SQLnet
- Port 1521
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MySQL
- Port 3306
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SIP
- TCP/UDP 5060 + 5061 - Session Initiation Protocol - Manages real-time sessions involving voice, video, application sharing, and instant messaging.
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SFTP
- TCP Port 22 - Secure FTP - Extension of the SSH protocol
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SNMP
- Simple Network Management Protocol - SNMP Agent receives requests on UDP Port 161 - SNMP Management Station gets notifications on UDP Port 162
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MX Record
Mail Server (Record)
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SOA Record
- Start of Authority - Stores administrative info about a domain or zone
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A Record
Resolves a hostname to an IPv4 address
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AAAA Record
Resolves a hostname to an IPv6 address
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PTR Record
- Resolves an IP address to a hostname - Used in reverse lookups - Functionally opposite of A records
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TXT Records
- Not used to direct traffic - Provides outside services with info about the domain
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SRV Record
- Specifies a host + port number - Used to find a specific service on a network
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NS Record
- Name Server - Specifies a list of additional Name Servers in a domain
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DNS Hierarchy
- ROOT - 1st Level Domain (.com) - 2nd Level Domain (Google.com) - Subdomain (Mail.Google.com) - Host / Resource Name (Server1.Mail.Google.com)
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Forward Lookup
Returns an IP address from a Domain Name
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Reverse Lookup
Returns a Domain Name from an IP address
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Iterative + Recursive Lookup
Happens when an IP address is not in the cache and you need to contact the ROOT server
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Iterative Lookup
- Every request originates from the client - Resolving DNS server refers client to the ROOT server
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Recursive Lookup
- Resolving Name Server makes requests on the clients behalf - Shortens the amount of time needed to resolve requests
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IaC
- Infrastructure as Code - Auto deployment + config of hardware using code
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RIP
- Routing Info Protocol - Distance Vector routing protocol - Interior Gateway - Does not support VLSM
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EIGRP
- Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol - Distance Vector routing protocol - Used in CISCO devices - Interior Gateway
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OSPF
- Open Shortest Path First - Link State routing protocol - Interior Gateway - Supports VLSM
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BGP
- Border Gateway Protocl - Hybrid routing protocol - External Gateway
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LACP
- Link Aggregation Control Protocol - Combines several physical ports on a switch into one logical channel
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POE
802.11af
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POE+
802.11at
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ARP
- Address Resolution Protocol - IP to MAC resolution
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AUP
Acceptable Use Policy
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DLP
Data Loss Prevention
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MOU
Memorandum of Understanding
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Giant VS Jumbo Frame
- A Giant Frame is too large for the receiving interface, the frame is dropped - A Jumbo Frame is larger than the standard allows
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Runt Frame
A frame smaller than 64 bytes (minimum frame size)
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CVE
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposure
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Cold Site
- Supplies physical space for your equipment in the event of a disaster - Has HVAC, Network, and Power capabilities
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Warm Site
- Has network equipment at the ready but needs the original data to be transferred to it
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Hot Site
A fully functional backup of your site with all important data mirrored to it
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FHRP
- First Hop Redundancy Protocol - Multiple routers are configured with the same IP address (default gateway) in the event one goes down.
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VRRP
- Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
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Screened Subnet
A lightly protected subnet outside of the networks firewall
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802.1x
- Port based security - Can’t access network until authenticated
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TACACS+ vs RADIUS
RADIUS is mainly a network access protocol while TACACS+ is used for administering devices such as switches and routers
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TACACS+
- Device administration - Full Packet Encryption - Separates authentication and authorization - Created by Cisco
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RADIUS
- Network Access - Encrypts only the password in the access request packet - Combines authentication and authorization
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KERBEROS
- Each user assigned a cryptographic key - Authenticate once, trusted by the entire system - Mutual Authentication: Client and Server authenticate with each other - Uses NTP to confirm timestamps of the KERBEROS server and client
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DoS
- Denial of Service - Resource exhaustion is the goal
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DNS Poisoning
- MITM attack - Modify the domain name to a rogue IP address
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DHCP Snooping
- Security feature that acts as a firewall between DHCP and an untrusted host
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RA Guard
- Router Advertisement Guard - Block or reject unwanted/rogue IPv6 RAs
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Port Isolation
- Create private VLANS - Device can’t communicate with other devices in the same switch and/or VLAN - Devices connected to the ports cannot directly communicate with each other
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Straight Through / Patch Cable
- Connect workstations to network devices
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Crossover Cable
Connect two devices of the same type (PC to PC)
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Rollover Cable
Connect a computer terminal to a routers console port
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EMI Shielding
Protects data from outside interference and eavesdropping
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STP Shielding
Protects data from crosstalk and EMI
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dB
- Measures signal strength - The lower the better
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Spectrum Analyzer
- Diagnostic tool that measures the strength of a wireless signal
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Snips
Used for evening out the wires at the end of a cable
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Packet Sniffer / Protocol Analyzer
Monitors and examines the contents of network traffic
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iPerf
Measures the maximum achievable bandwidth of an IP network
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PathPing
Combines ping and tracert
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Netstat
Check network statistics
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Netstat -r /routeprint
Displays the contents of the routing table
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Netstat -b
Displays the names of applications that are accessing the network
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tcpdump
Command line packet capture utility
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RSSI
- Received Signal Strength Indication - Measures how well a device can “hear” an AP
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EIRP
- Effective Isotropic Radiated Power - Measure the output of an antenna
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CSMA/CA
- Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collison Avoidance - Wireless Networks
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CSMA/CD
- Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection - Wired Networks

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