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Session 1: Background and core concepts
What are the oldest forms of netw...,
What are considered the three gen...,
What is the osi reference model
6
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Session 1: Ethernet
What is ethernet,
Why was network sniffing such a s...,
How are ethernet frames structured
3
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Session 1: IEEE 802.11 (WIFI)
In what bandwidth does wifi operate,
What is the channel access problem,
How is the channel access problem...
10
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Session 1: Other layer 2 protocols
Why may wifi be an undesirable la...,
What are the zigbee and bluetooth...
2
cards
Session 1: IPv4
What are the different broadcast ...,
What is a netmask,
What is fragmentation of ip packe...
4
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Session 1: IPv6
Why did the change from ipv4 to i...,
Do applications need to be aware ...,
What happens when an ipv6 using c...
5
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Session 1: IP Supporting Protocols & Tunneling
What is the address resolution pr...,
Is arp a safe protocol,
How does icmp work
8
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Session 1: TCP
What are some of tcp s main features,
On which level in the protocol st...,
What does the tcp header look like
7
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Session 2: Identification and Authentication
What is the difference between id...,
What are roughly the 5 categories...,
How is authentication handled to ...
7
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Session 2: Open Systems Authentication
What are the advantages of using ...,
What are the three major platform...,
Which large web entities use open...
6
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Session 2: Network Access Control
What is network access control,
What is a potential weak point of...,
What is tnc trusted network connect
6
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Session 2: Firewalling
What is the simplest form of fire...,
Where should packet filtering be ...,
Name the two types of packet filt...
10
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Session 3: Routing Protocols Fundamentals
A router must determine where to ...,
What are some of the shortest pat...,
What are the characteristics of t...
3
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Session 3: Routing Protocol Security
What are possible consequences of...,
What are the possible authenticat...,
Mention attack vectors and defenc...
11
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Session 3: MPLS
0
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Session 3: Overlay routing in volatile environments
0
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Session 3: OSPF and IGRP
Is ospf an interior or exterior g...,
What is ospf,
What are the 4 possible outfalls ...
8
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Session 3: BGP
W,
Why is this protocol unique,
What type of protocol is the bgp
21
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Session 4: IPsec & Key management
What are the two modes ipsec may ...,
Which are the two protocols ipsec...,
How does the two protocols ensure...
5
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Session 4: DNS
What address resolution technique...,
What were the original design obj...,
What is dns hierarchical namespace
11
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Session 5: Securing VoIP
Mention three examples of communi...,
When and how did telephone commun...,
What is the ss7 protocol
13
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