Network Models Flashcards

1
Q

What are protocols?

A

rules, regulations, standards and procedures that allow hardware and software developers to make devices and applications that function properly at a particular layer

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OSI Layers?

A
Layer 7 Application
Layer 6 Presentation
Layer 5 Session
Layer 4 Transport
Layer 3 Network
Layer 2 Data Link
Layer 1 Physical
( All People Seem To Need Data Processing )
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3
Q

What is UTP?

A

Unshieled Twisted Pair

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4
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What is Layer 1?

A

Physical

  • defines method of moving data between computers
  • central box, copper cabling, fiber optics, radio waves
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5
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What is a NIC?

A

Network Interface Card

- serves as the interace between PC and network

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Q

What is a MAC address?

A

Media Access Control Address

  • 48 bit unique identifier
  • also known as physical address
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What is the OUI?

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Organizationally Unique Identifer

  • first six digits of a MAC address
  • identifies manufacturer
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8
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What is the last portion of the MAC Address?

A

Device ID

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9
Q

See the mac address in Windows?

A

ipconfig /all (called physical address)

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10
Q

See the mac address in Mac?

A

ifconfig (called ?)

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11
Q

See the mac address in Linux?

A

ip a (called link/ether)

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12
Q

Other names for a MAC address?

A

MAC-48

EUI-48 (Extended Unique Identifier)

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13
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Unit of data at each layer is called?

A

Protocol Data Unit (PDU)

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14
Q

Can NICs on the same network use different types of frames?

A

No

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15
Q

What are the parts of a frame?

A
Header:
- receiving MAC
- sending MAC
Payload:
- Type field (indicates whats encapsulated in the frame)
Trailer:
- FCS (Frame Check Sequence)
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16
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What is the FCS?

A

Frame Check Sequence

  • Uses a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) that the receiving NIC uses to determine if the data arrived intact
  • 4 bytes long
  • if CRC is wrong, frame is dropped
17
Q

Size of a frame?

A

1500 bytes

18
Q

Layer 2 Broadcast Address

A

FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF

19
Q

A frame addressed specifically to another devices MAC address?

A

unicast frame

20
Q

Layer 2?

A

Data Link Layer

- any device that deals with a MAC address

21
Q

What is LLC?

A

Logical Link Control

- first job of the NIC, talks to the OS via device drivers

22
Q

What is MAC?

not MAC Address

A

Media Access Control

- second job of the NIC that creates and addresses frames

23
Q

What is logical addressing?

A

IP addressing

needs a network protocol

24
Q

What does TCP/IP stand for?

A

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol

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Layer 3?
Network Layer | - creates and addresses packets to go to another network
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What is the PDU for layer 3?
Packet
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Where is the MAC address stored?
Burned into chip on the NIC
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Parts of an IP Packet?
- Destination IP - Source IP - Data - enclosed in a frame
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Layer 4?
Transport Layer - segmentation (chops up data into chunks that will fit into packets) on sending NIC - reassembly (reassembles data on receiving NIC) - chunks are called segments (TCP) or datagrams (UDP) - initializes requests for packets that weren't recieved in good order
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Layer 5?
Session Layer - accepts, opens and closes all sessions - connects applications to applications - keeps track of all sessions
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Layer 6?
Presentation Layer | - translates data from lower layers into a format usable by the application layer, and vice versa
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Layer 7?
Application Layer | - the code built into application that make them network-aware
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API?
Application Programming Interface | - a way for programmers to enhance or extend an applications capabilities
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Preparing to send out and receive data on a network?
Encapsulation & de-encapsulation
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View TCP connections in Windows?
netstat -n
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Encapsulation at Layer 2
Frame
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Encapsulation at Layer 3
IP Packet
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Encapsulation at Layer 4?
TCP Segment / UDP Datagram
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Encapsulation at Layer 7?
Data (or payload)