2.5 Network Services Flashcards

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Web server

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Responds to browser requests

  • uses web browser protocol
  • HTML, HTML5

Web pages stored on server
- your computer browser requests website from server and it will then be transmitted from server a d downloaded on own browser

  • pages can be static or dynamic (real time)
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File Server

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Centralized storage of documents, spreadsheets, videos, pictures and other files

Standard system of file management

  • windows: server message block (SMB)
  • apple: apple filing protocol (AFP)

Front end hides the protocol

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Print Server

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Provides printing services for all network devices

May be software in a computer
- computer is connected to printer

May be built into the printer

Uses standard printing protocols

  • SMB (sever message block)
  • IPP (internet printing protocol)
  • LPD (line printer daemon)
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DHCP Server

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Dynamic host configuration protocol
- automatic IP address configuration

  • available on most home routers
  • enterprises have multiple DHCP servers
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DNS Server

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Domain name system
- converts IP address to names and vice versa

Managed by ISP or IT department in enterprise

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Proxy server

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Intermediate server

  • client makes request to proxy
  • proxy performs request
  • proxy examines what client sends and if safe , provides results back to client

Useful feature

  • access control
  • caching
  • URL filtering
  • content scanning
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Mail server

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Store incoming mail
Send outgoing mail

Usually managed by ISP or enterprise IT department

  • one of most important services
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Authentication server

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Login authentication to resources
- centralized management

  • usually an enterprise service
  • –> not required on home network
  • usually a set of same (redundant) servers, so if one goes down the other one kicks in
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SIEM

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Security Information and Event Management

  • useful if you offer a lot of services
  • logs security events and information

Shows Security alerts
- in real time

  • consolidates logs from many devices
  • has advanced reporting features

Data correlation
- links diverse data types over long period of time

Forensic analysis
- gathers details after an event

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Syslog

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Standard for message logging

  • usually central logging receiver
  • —– integrated into SIEM

Needs lots of disk space

Many will use WORM drive technology

  • write once read many
  • protects important security logs
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IDS and IPS

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Network based Intrusion Detection Service/ Intrusion Prevention System

How network administrators monitor for intrusions

Intrusions

  • exploits against operating systems & applications
  • buffer overflows

Detection vs prevention
Detection: alarm or alert
Preventions: stops before gets into network

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All in one security appliance

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Combines previous security features mentioned

AKA….

  • Next-generation firewall
  • Unified Threat Management (UTM)
  • Web Security Gateway

Feautures

  • URL filter/ content inspection
  • malware inspection
  • Spam filter
  • network connectivity (CSU/DSU)
  • Router, Switch
  • Firewall
  • IDS/IPS
  • bandwidth shaper
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Endpoint management Server

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Manage all devices from one consul (one pane of glass)

  • software installations
  • driver installations
  • security patches
  • remote troubleshooting

Requires an agent (some kind of software) on each individual device

  • server sends command
  • agent executes
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Legacy and embedded systems

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Legacy
- Really old systems

Embedded

  • purpose built devices
  • don’t normally have direct access to operating system
  • ex: alarm system, door system and time card
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