Lammle - Chapter 8 Flashcards

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1
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Collision Domain

A

Network segment with two or more devices sharing the same bandwidth

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2
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___ & ___ break collision domain

A

Bridges and switches

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3
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Bridge / Switch - 3 Differences?

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  1. Bridges are software based. Switches are hardware based (ASIC).
  2. Switches have a much larger number of available ports than bridges.
  3. One bridge - one spanning-tree. One switch- multiple spanning-trees
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4
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Bridge / Switch - 3 Commonalities?

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  1. Both forward L2 broadcasts
  2. Both learn MAC addresses by examining the src address of each frame
  3. Both make forwarding decisions based on L2 addresses
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5
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3 Switch Funtions at layer 2

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Address learning, forward/filter decisions, loop avoidance.

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6
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When does a hub flood the frame out all ports?

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Everytime

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7
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When does a switch flood the frame out all ports?

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Never. It will at least have one MAC address if it received a frame with a src MAC address. If it doesn’t have the dst MAC address, it will flood the ports not populated in the MAC database.

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8
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Statements to prevent someone from inserting another hub into a port of a switch.

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B6-RDC4-CSR-1(config)#int gi1/1
B6-RDC4-CSR-1(config-if)#switchport port-security ?
aging Port-security aging commands
mac-address Secure mac address
maximum Max secure addresses
violation Security violation mode

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9
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The right way to create a functional bridged network is to make sure that its users spend ___

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80% of their time on the local segment.

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10
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4 ways switching loops cause problems

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  1. Broadcast storms.
  2. Multiple copies of the same frame can arrive from different segments at the same time.
  3. Thrashing the MAC table.
  4. Multiple loops - loops within loops. Broadcast storms on top of that.
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11
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IEEE version of STP is 802.??

A

802.1D

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12
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In the context of STP, STA stands for ___

A

Spanning Tree Algorithm

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13
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A Root Bridge is selected by first looking at ___

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The bridge ID. The switch with the best bridge ID is selected.

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14
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BPDU

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Bridge Protocol Data Unit

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15
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A blocked port [does / does not] forward frames but [does / does not] listen to frames.

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does not, does

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16
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Spanning Tree Terms - BPDU

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That’s where we be.