Lesson 5: Interconnecting the LANs Flashcards

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Aging Time

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The length of time a MAC address remains assigned to a port

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ARP

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Address Resolution Protocol, used to map an IP address to its MAC address

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ARP Cache

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Temporary storage of MAC addresses recently contacted

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ARP Table

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Another name for the ARP cache

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Association

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Indicates that the destination address is for a networking device connected to one of the ports on the bridge

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Auto-negotiation

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Protocol used by interconnected electronic devices to negotiate a link speed

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Bridge

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A networking device that uses the MAC address to forward data and interconnect two LANs

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Bridging Table

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List of MAC addresses and port locations for hosts connected to the bridge ports

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Broadcast

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Transmission of the data to all connected devices

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Broadcast Domain

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Any network broadcast sent over the network will be seen by all networking devices in this domain

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Broadcast Storm

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Excessive amounts of broadcasts

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12
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Cisco Network Assistant (CNA)

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A management software tool from Cisco that simplifies switch configuration and troubleshooting

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Content Addressable Memory (CAM)

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A table of MAC addresses and port mapping used by the switch to identify connected networking devices

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Cut-Through

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The data packet is forwarded to the destination as soon as the destination MAC address has been read

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Dynamic Assignment

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MAC addresses are assigned to a port when a host is connected

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16
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Enterprise Network

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Term used to describe the network used by a large company

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17
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Error Threshold

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The point where the number of errors in the data packets has reached a threshold and the switch changes from the cut-through to the store-and-forward mode

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FastEthernet Port (FA0/0, FA0/1, FA0/2, . . . )

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Naming of the FastEthernet ports on the router

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Flooding

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The term used to describe what happens when a switch doesn’t have the destination MAC address stored in CAM

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Half-Duplex

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The communications device can transmit or receive but not at the same time

21
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Isolating the Collision Domains

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Breaking the network into segments where a segment is a portion of the network where the data traffic from one part of the network is isolated from the other networking devices

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Layer 2 Switch

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An improved network technology that provides a direct data connection for network devices in a LAN

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Logical Address

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Describes the IP address location of the network and the address location of the host in the network

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Managed Switch

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Allows the network administrator to monitor, configure, and manage selected network features

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Media Converter
Used to adapt a layer 1 (physical layer) technology to another layer 1 technology
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Multicast
Messages are sent to a specific group of hosts on the network
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Multilayer Switch (MLS)
Operates at layer 2 but functions at the higher layers
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Multiport Bridge
Another name for a layer 2 switch
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Network Address
Another name for the layer 3 address
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Network Slowdown
Degraded network performance
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Router Interface
The physical connection where the router connects to the network
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Routing Table
Keeps track of the routes to use for forwarding data to its destination
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Secure Address
The switch port will automatically disable itself if a device with a different MAC address connects to the port
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Serial Port (S0/0, S0/1, S0/2, . . . )
Naming of the serial ports on the router
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Static Addressing
The MAC address has been manually assigned to a switch port
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Store-and-Forward
The entire frame of data is received before any decision is made regarding forwarding the data packet to its destination
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Switch Latency
The length of time a data packet takes from the time it enters a switch until it exits
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Translation Bridge
Used to interconnect two LANs that are operating two different networking protocols
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Transparent Bridge
Interconnects two LANs running the same type of protocol
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Wire Speed Routing
Data packets are processed as quickly as they arrive