19 - TCP/IP Stack: Data Link Layer Flashcards

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What does LAN stand for?

A

Local Area Network

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Describe the LAN

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  • Same network
  • A function of the Link Layer
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What does WAN stand for?

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Wide Area Network

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Describe the WAN

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  • Multiple networks that are connected
  • A function of the Internet Layer
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5
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What is a Hub?

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Hubs provide the simplest means to connect hosts

  • Operate at the Physical Layer
  • Can be a problem because it could potentially violate the Confidentiality and Availability pillars of IA
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What is a Switch?

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Like Hubs but “smarter”

  • Forwards frames only to the host they’re (MAC) addressed to
  • Operate at the Data Link Layer
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What is Ethernet Protocol?

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Operates at the Data Link Layer and Physical Layer

  • Does not guarantee a message will be successfully delivered
  • Detect and correct signal interference
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What does MAC stand for and what is it?

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Media Access Control

  • Identifies your computer
  • 48-bit numbers represented in hexadecimal
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9
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What does ARP stand for?

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Address Resolution Protocol

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What does ARP do?

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Translates back and forth between data and network layers

  • “Phone book” for MAC addresses on the local network
  • Each host stores its own copy of an ARP Table
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