OBJ 1 Flashcards

(37 cards)

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 1

A

Physical

Cables, bits, voltages, network cards, Hub & Repeater

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 2

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Data Link

MAC addressing, switches, frames, error detection, Qos & Bridge

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 3

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Network

Routing, IP addressing, Firewall, Router

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 4

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Transport

End-to-end connections, reliability (TCP/UDP)

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 5

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Session

Manages sessions (start/stop conversations)

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 6

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Presentation

Data format (encryption, compression, encoding)

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 7

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Application

User interface, APIs, app access to network services

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OBJ 1.5

DOCSIS

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Standard to make use of existing cable infrastructure to provide high speed internet

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OBJ 1.5

MTRJ

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Combines both transmit and receive fibers into a single ferrule, very compact

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OBJ 1.6

Ring

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Devices are connected in a circle - one connection breaks, the whole network can get disrupted

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OBJ 1.6

Mesh

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Every device is connected to every other device- high redundancy and fault tolerance

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OBJ 1.6

Bus

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single backbone cable connecting all devices- single point of failure

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OBJ 1.6

Star

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central hub - less resilient to hub failure

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OBJ 1.6

Spine and Leaf

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Optimal scalability and performance for large-scale data centers

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OBJ 1.8

EUI - 64(Extended Unique Identifier)

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Automatically configure IPv6 host addresses
An IPv6 device will use the MAC address of its interface to generate a unique 64-bit interface ID.

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OBJ 1.8

Virtual Extensible Local Area Network (VXLAN)

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Address scalability limitations of traditional Vlans by extending Vlan space to accommodate over 16 mill unique identifiers.

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 1 Encapsulation

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Frames are encapsulated into bits

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 2 Encapsulation

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Packets are encapsulated into frames

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 3 Encapsulation

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Segments are encapsulated into packets

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OBJ 1.1

Layer 4 Encapsulation

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data is encapsulated into segments

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OBJ 1.2

Stateful packet

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monitor active sessions and connections on the network

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OBJ 1.2

Stateless packet

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Allows or denies packets into the network based on source and destination IP

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OBJ 1.3

Network Functions Virtualization (NFV)

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Abstracts network functions from hardware, allowing them to be managed and deployed as software

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OBJ 1.2

Application-aware firewall

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Inspect traffic beyond ports and protocols, allowing it to identify and control traffic based on the actual application generating it

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# OBJ 1.5 Bayonet Neill–Concelman (BNC) connector
Coaxial cable
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# OBJ 1.5 Small form factor pluggable (SFP)
Single channel data link, Copper or fibre
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# OBJ 1.5 Quad small form-factor pluggable (QSFP)
high-speed, hot-pluggable transceiver module used for data communication over fiber optic or copper connections 4 Channels
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# OBJ 1.6 Traffic Flows North
Out of network/data center
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# OBJ 1.6 Traffic Flows South
Into the network/ data center
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# OBJ 1.6 Traffic Flows East/ West
peer to peer communication within same network layer
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# OBJ 1.8 Software Defined Networking (SDN) Application Layer
Apps define intent (e.g., "I want low latency for video calls")
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# OBJ 1.8 Software Defined Networking (SDN) Control Layer
Makes decisions about traffic (routing, policies, rules)
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# OBJ 1.8 Software Defined Networking (SDN) Infrastructure Layer
Forwards packets based on control plane instructions
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# OBJ 1.8 Software Defined Networking (SDN) Management plane
Provides visibility and tools for monitoring, reporting, and configuration (what network admins use!)
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# OBJ 1.8 Dual Stack
Enable devices to run both ipv4 and ipv6 simultaneously
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De-encapsulation
Performed at the receiver side or destination side as data moves up the layers from layer 1 to layer 7 of the OSI model
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Encapsulation
Performed at the sender side while the data packet is transmitted from source host to destination host. layer 7 to layer 1