1.3 Flashcards

1
Q

MAC Address

A

Physical address of a network adapter

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2
Q

How many bits long is a MAC address?

A

48 bits/6 bytes

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3
Q

What are the two parts of a MAC Address?

A

OUI and NICS

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4
Q

OUI

A

Organizationally Unique Identifier

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5
Q

NICS

A

Network Interface Controller Specific

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6
Q

Half Duplex

A

Cannot send and receive simaltaneously

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7
Q

Full Duplex

A

Can send and receive simaltaneously

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8
Q

CSMA/CD

A

Carrier Sense Multiple Access / Collision Detection

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9
Q

CSMA/CA

A

Carrier Sense Multiple Access / Collision Avoidance

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10
Q

ARP request

A

Address Resolution Protocol request

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11
Q

What is an ARP request used for?

A

Determining MAC address from IP address

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12
Q

PDU

A

Protocol Data Unit

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13
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MTU

A

Maximum Transmission Unit

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14
Q

What are the 5 states of STP?

A

Blocking, Listening, Learning, Forwarding, Disabled

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15
Q

Dual Stack Routing

A

Run’s both IPv4 and IPv6 at the same time

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16
Q

6to4 Addressing

A

Sends IPv6 traffic over IPv4 networks and creates the IPv6 address based on the IPv4 address

17
Q

4in6 Addressing

A

Tunnels IPv4 traffic through IPv6 networks

18
Q

Teredo/Miredo

A

Tunnels IPv6 traffic through IPv4 networks, and does not need a special IPv6 router

19
Q

What is the difference with Teredo and Miredo?

A

Teredo is Microsoft proprietay, Meredo is open source

20
Q

NDP

A

Neighbor Discovery Protocol

21
Q

Packet Shaping (Traffic Shaping)

A

Controls traffic with bandwidth usage or data rates

22
Q

What does packet shaping allow you to do?

A

Set important applications to have higher priority than others

23
Q

QoS

A

Describes the process of controlling traffic flow of a network

24
Q

CoS

A

Class of Service

25
Q

Where in the OSI model does CoS work in?

A

Layer 2

26
Q

What is port forwarding used for?

A

Directing inbound traffic to server/application on the network

27
Q

How is port forwarding acomplished?

A

An external IP and port number maps to an internal IP and port number but does NOT have to be the same port number

28
Q

ACL

A

Access Control List

29
Q

What is the function of an ACL?

A

A packet filter that is used to allow of deny traffic, either incoming or outgoing

30
Q

What criteria can ACL evaluate on?

A

Source IP, Destination IP, TCP port number, UDP port number, ICMP

31
Q

How does a firewall rule work in an ACL?

A

Checks or a match logically, from top to bottom. Specific rules at the top, and if no match is found it moves down the list. At the very bottom is an implicit deny so no match=deny

32
Q

Circuit Switching

A

A circuit is established between endpoints before data passes. No one can use the circuit when idle, and the connection is always there

33
Q

Packet Switching

A

Groups data into packets to send across a network. Medium is shared, and someone else can use it when you are not