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Module 4 Flashcards

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A record

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The most common resource record, used to point a certain domain name at a certain IPv4 IP address

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Anycast

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A technique that’s used to route traffic to different destinations depending on factors like location, congestion, or link health

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Automatic allocation

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A range of IP addresses is set aside for assignment purposes

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Caching and recursive name servers

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They are generally provided by an ISP or your local network, and their purpose is to store domain name lookups for a certain amount of time

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CNAME

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A resource record used to map one domain to another

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DHCP discovery

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The process by which a client configured to use DHCP attempts to get network configuration information

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Domain Name System (DNS)

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A global and highly distributed network service that resolves strings of letters, such as a website name, into an IP address

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DNS zones

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A portion of space in the Domain Name System (DNS) that is controlled by an authoritative name server

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Domain

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Used to demarcate where control moves from a top-level domain name server to an authoritative name server

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Domain name

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A website name; the part of the URL following www.

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Dynamic allocation

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A range of IP addresses is set aside for client devices and one of these IPs is issued to these devices when they request one

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Fixed allocation

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Requires a manually specified list of MAC address and the corresponding IPs

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Fully qualified domain name

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When you combine all the parts of a domain together

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IP masquerading

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The NAT obscures the sender’s IP address from the receiver

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MX record

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It stands for mail exchange and this resource record is used in order to deliver email to the correct server

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Name resolution

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This process of using DNS to turn a domain name into an IP address

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Network Address Translation (NAT)

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A mitigation tool that lets organizations use one public IP address and many private IP addresses within the network

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NS record

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It indicates other name servers that may also be responsible for a particular zone

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NTP servers

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Used to keep all computers on a network synchronized in time

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Pointer resource record

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It resolves an IP to a name

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Port forwarding

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A technique where specific destination ports can be configured to always be delivered to specific nodes

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Port preservation

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A technique where the source port chosen by a client, is the same port used by the router

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Proxy service

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A server that acts on behalf of a client in order to access another service

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Quad A (AAAA) record

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It is very similar to an A record except that it returns in IPv6 address instead of an IPv4 address

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Recursive name servers

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Servers that perform full DNS resolution requests

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Reverse lookup zone files

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They let DNS resolvers ask for an IP, and get the FQDN associated with it returned

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Reverse proxy

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A service that might appear to be a single server to external clients, but actually represents many servers living behind it

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Round robin

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It is a concept that involves iterating over a list of items one by one in an orderly fashion

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SRV record

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A service record used to define the location of various specific services

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Start of authority

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A declaration of the zone and the name of the name server that is authoritative for it

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Top Level Domain (TLD)

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The top level of the DNS or the last part of a domain name. For example, the “com” in www.weather.com

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Time-To-Live field (TTL)

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An 8-bit field that indicates how many router hops a datagram can traverse before it’s thrown away

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Two-factor authentication

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A technique where more than just a username and password are required to authenticate. Usually, a short-lived numerical token is generated by the user through a specialized piece of hardware or software

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TXT record

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It stands for text and was originally intended to be used only for associating some descriptive text with a domain name for human consumption

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Types of DNS servers

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There are five primary types of DNS servers; caching name servers, recursive name servers, root name servers, TLD name servers, and authoritative name servers

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Virtual Private Network (VPN)

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A technology that allows for the extension of a private or local network, to a host that might not work on that same local network

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Zone Files

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Simple configuration files that declare all resource records for a particular zone

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