WAN Architectures Flashcards

1
Q

What does SSL stand for?

A

Secure Sockets Layer

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2
Q

What does TLS stand for?

A

Transport Layer Security

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3
Q

Does GRE support broadcast and multicast traffic?

A

Yes

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4
Q

Does IPsec support broadcast and multicast traffic?

A

No

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5
Q

[…] creates tunnels like IPsec, but does not encrypt the original packet.

A

GRE

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6
Q

[…] is a Cisco-developed solution that allows routers to dynamically create a full mesh of IPsec tunnels without having to manually configure every single tunnel.

A

DMVPN

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7
Q

What does DMVPN stand for?

A

Dynamic Multipoint VPN

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8
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What does GRE stand for?

A

Generic Routing Encapsulation

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9
Q

[…] VPNs are used to provide on-demand access to the company network for end devices.

A

Remote-access

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10
Q

[…] VPNs are used to permanently connect two sites over the Internet.

A

Site-to-site

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11
Q

[…] VPNs typically use TLS.

A

Remote-access

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12
Q

[…] VPNs typically use IPsec.

A

Site-to-site

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13
Q

Remote-access VPNs typically use [protocol].

A

TLS

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14
Q

Site-to-site VPNs typically use [protocol].

A

IPsec

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15
Q

Internet connectivity:
2 connections to each of 2 ISPs = […]

A

Dual Multihomed

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16
Q

Internet connectivity:
1 connection to each of 2 ISPs = […]

A

Multihomed

17
Q

Internet connectivity:
2 connections to 1 ISP = […]

A

Dual Homed

18
Q

Internet connectivity:
1 connection to 1 ISP = […]

A

Single Homed

19
Q

A cable […] is required to convert data into a format suitable to be sent over the TV lines.

A

modem

20
Q

A DSL […] is required to convert data into a format suitable to be sent over the phone lines.

A

modem

21
Q

What does modem stand for?

A

modulator-demodulator

22
Q

[…] provides Internet connectivity via TV lines.

A

Cable (CATV) Internet

23
Q

[…] provides Internet connectivity via phone lines.

A

DSL

24
Q

What does DSL stand for?

A

Digital Subscriber Line

25
Q

In […] MPLS VPNs, CE routers form routing protocol peerings with each other.

A

Layer 2

26
Q

In […] MPLS VPNs, the entire service provider network is transparent to the customer.

A

Layer 2

27
Q

In […] MPLS VPNs, CE routers and PE routers can form routing protocol peerings.

A

Layer 3

28
Q

In MPLS, what does P router stand for?

A

Provider (Core)

29
Q

In MPLS, what does PE router stand for?

A

Provider Edge

30
Q

In MPLS, what does CE router stand for?

A

Customer Edge

31
Q

What does MPLS stand for?

A

Multi Protocol Label Switching

32
Q

What leased line standard provides 34.368 Mbps of bandwidth?

A

E3

33
Q

What leased line standard provides 8.448 Mbps of bandwidth?

A

E2

34
Q

What leased line standard provides 2.048 Mbps of bandwidth?

A

E1

35
Q

What leased line standard provides 44.736 Mbps of bandwidth?

A

T3

36
Q

What leased line standard provides 6.312 Mbps of bandwidth?

A

T2

37
Q

What leased line standard provides 1.544 Mbps of bandwidth?

A

T1