Routing Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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__________ filter and forward frames based on IP addresses

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Routers

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2
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_________ filter and forward frames based on MAC addresses

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Switches

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3
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__________ Interconnect network ID’s

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Routers

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4
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Routing tables are created automatically

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5
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What do routing tables consist of?

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Address - 192.168.15.0
Subnet mask - 255.255.255.0
Gateway - 0.0.0.0 ( all 0’s mean Default route )
Interface address - 192.168.15.1

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6
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Routers don’t care where a packet came from just where it’s going.

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7
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Routers are not tied to ethernet just the IP Packet

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8
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Source ports that are generated ( passed 1024 ) by the computer itself are called:

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ephemeral ports
( passed 1024 up to 65535 )

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9
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Every TCP packet has ____ port numbers

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2 - a Destination and Source Ports

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10
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This is a method of mapping an IP address space into another by modifying network address information in the IP header of packets while they are in transit across a traffic routing device.

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Network Address Translation ( NAT )

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What is the terminology called when the router sends specific traffic to one internal ID?

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Static NAT ( Port Forwarding )

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12
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Translates internal IP addresses to an Internet address and tracks the packets

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Port Address Translation ( PAT ) or regular NAT

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What is the terminology called when the router sends specific traffic using multiple ( or fixed / limited ) number of IP’s?

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Dynamic NAT ( Pooled NAT )

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14
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SOHO routers ship with NAT ________ on the device.

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Enabled

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15
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NAT on a SOHO router can be disabled from the routers_______ ______?

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Configuration Page

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16
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Allows external devices to have internal communication through a router

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Port Forwarding

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17
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Will open an alternative assigned port when the initial port is contacted ( like FTP )

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Port Triggering

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18
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When setting up port forwarding, this places that device outside the protection of that router.

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Enabling DMZ ( or demilitarized zone )

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19
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Router Wan connections are:

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commonly DHCP clients by default

20
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Almost all home routers are DHCP servers

21
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These devices are for small groups ( 5-6 device) and can have built in capability for switches, firewalls, and WAPs:

22
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These devices have expanded connection capability to other devices ( like routers, switches, and WAPs )

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Enterprise routers

23
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to see the routing table in a Windows machine:

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routeprint or netstat -r

24
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Leasing a T3 line to connect 2 routers together outside of the Internet is called a:

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Private “Intranet” route

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This is a fixed route that is manually configured and persistent
Static Route
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These contain address information for destination, subnet mask, gateway, and NIC's
Routing tables.
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What is it called when all router tables reflect all tables?
Convergence
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This is when you are looking for how many routers it takes to get to another host or computer on the network or internet
Hop count
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Whats it called when you are looking for the most a packet or data can be hauled?
Maximum Transmission Unit ( MTU )
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What are some things that control the metrics in routing?
MTU, Cost, Latency, and Hop Count
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Where one router sends his routing table to all routers, leads on Hop count:
Distance Vector
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Where one router uses advertising, send out messages, like when they are down, or asking if other routers on the network are still available is called:
Link State
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There are 2 routing protocols, what are they?
IGP ( Interior Gateway Protocol ) & EGP ( Exterior Gateway Protocol )
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how ISP's communicate with other ISP's over the Internet and the only exterior gateway protocol is called:
Border Gateway Protocol ( BGP )
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instead of using IP addresses, routers use these to communicate or send data to other routers:
Autonomous System Numbers or ( ASN numbers )
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Protocols that use metrics to determine routes and are either Distance Vector or Link state
Dynamic routing
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This is a protocol that's mainly used in smaller internal networks that don't change very often, is one of the oldest protocols, uses Distance Vector and or Hop Counts
Routing Information Protocol ( RIP )
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RIP has a maximum hop count of ____ or it didn't work.
15
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RIP1 used only ______ networks.
Classful
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the number 1 IGP out today, uses Link State protocol,
Open Shortest Path First ( OSPF )
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Instead of sending out entire routing tables Routers use Area ID's, send out Link statements or messages, and convergence happens in seconds. this protocol is called:
OSPF
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Biggest, a hybrid protocol that has both Distance Vector and Link State built in, cornerstone of how the Internet communicates. Also is used in big organizations with intranets.
Border Gateway Protocol ( BGP )
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BGP breaks the entire internet down into thousands of Autonomous Systems or a group of one or more router networks that are controlled by one entity.
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Every AS on the internet has a ____Autonomous System Number and are from like 1 to 50,000
32-bit
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Remote Desktop Protocol used what port?
3389