2.4 Network Services Flashcards

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DNS

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Domain Name System
- convert domain names to IP addresses and vice versa
- businesses may have many different DNS servers that split the work load

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DHCP

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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
- automatically assign IP address and configure devices on IP networks
- available on most routers
- multiple DHCP servers provide redundancy should one become available

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Fileshare Server

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  • centralized storage of documents, spreadsheets, pictures, etc.
  • any connected device has access
  • Windows communicates with SMB
  • macOS communicates with AFP
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Print Servers

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  • connect printer to the network
  • may require software in a connected computer
  • all other devices will send print jobs to this computer
  • others may have network adapter and software built into printer -> direct connection to ethernet or wireless network
  • printing protocols: SMB, IPP, LPD
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Mail Servers

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  • sends and receives mail
  • usually managed by ISP, cloud-based service, or the enterprise IT department
  • very important: 24/7 support
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Syslog

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  • standard for message logging
  • usually a central logging receiver
  • requires a lot of disk space
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Web Server

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  • responds to browser requests
  • HTTP/HTTPS
  • web pages are stored on the server
  • static pages or built dynamically in real-time
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Authentication, Authorization, & Accounting (AAA)

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  • security framework for controlling and tracking user access within a network
    Authentication:
  • identifying the user
  • username and password
  • biometrics or access badge
    Authorization:
  • user must be authorized to perform certain tasks
    Accounting:
  • measuring how many resources the user consumes
  • time and data used
    Very important: redundant servers are common
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Spam Gateways

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  • stops spam before it reaches the user
  • can be stored in the cloud
  • once the mail is scanned, it can be sent to the internal network and stored in the mail server
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Unified Threat Management (UTM)

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  • aka Next-Generation Firewall
  • multiple security features or services are combined into a single device or service in the network:
  • spam filter, URL filter, malware inspection
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Load Balancers

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  • distributes traffic to multiple servers
  • efficient
  • large-scale implementations
  • TCP offload and SSL offload
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Proxy Server

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  • additional security
  • client makes request to proxy -> proxy sends request to third-party server
  • proxy examines the response for any malicious threats -> sends response to client
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SCADA/ICS

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Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition System/ Industrial Control System
- management of industrial processes
- real-time data collection and process control

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Legacy/ embedded systems

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Legacy systems:
- outdated systems that are still in use
Embedded systems:
- devices or softwares that has a specific function within a larger system
ex. Alarm system, time card system

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IoT (Internet of Things) devices

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  • nonstandard computing hardware that connect can connect to wireless networks
    Ex. Sensors, smart devices, smart doorbell, appliances
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