6.3 Flashcards

1
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Allows the user to optimize avaible IP addresses by specifiying a different subnet mask for an IP netowrk, and therefore create subnets of different sizes.

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Variable-Length Subnet Masking (VLSM)

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2
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What tasks are switches able to perform?

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  • Used to eliminate the number of collisions on an Ethernet network.
  • Switching at Layer 2 breaks up collision domains
  • Direct raffic based on the source and destination MAC addresses attached to individual frames.
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3
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Enables the switch to forward fames based on physical address.

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Content Addressable Memory (CAM)

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4
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A copy of the CAM in human-readabl format and wis what an administrator sees when looking at a switch configuration.

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MAC Address Table (MAT)

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5
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Interconnecting multiple switches on a LAN can sometimes create what is called a ________._

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Bridge Loop

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6
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Enables switches to detect and fix bridge loops by blocking redundant loops.

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Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)

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7
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What is world’s most popular LAN standard?

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Ethernet standard 802.3

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8
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What is the speed, alternative names, standard and cable types of regular Ethernet?

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  • Speed 10Mbps
  • Alternative 10Base-2, 10Base-5, 10Base-T
  • Standard IEEE 802.3
  • Cable Type Coaxial, Coaxial, Copper
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9
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A network that risks collisions between the frames they send because they are on a shared Ethernet channel;Uses CSMA/CD.

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Half-duplex Ethernet

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10
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Imposes half-duplex logic on each device, which limits transmission to one station at a time, providing the ability for devices to listen to the network prior to transmitting.

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Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detecting (CSMA/CD)

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11
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A mode of operation allowing simultaneous communication between a pair of stations.

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Full-duplex Ethernet

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12
Q

TCP/IP uses what type of Ethernet Framing?

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DIX Version II

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13
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NOVELL uses what type of Ethernet Framing?

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IEEE 802.3

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14
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Directs traffic based on the source and destination logical addressing (most commonly IP) attached to packets.

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Router

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15
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The router that connects the LAN to the WAN.

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Default Gateway

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16
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A list of of networks and paths the router references for decisions on packet forwarding.

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Routing table

17
Q

Routing table entries can either be built manually (____) , or learned and maintained through information from other routers (______).

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Static routes, Dynamic Routes

18
Q

Often used to send traffic to a gateway of last resort for forwarding.

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Default Route

19
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A protocol that allows data to be routed from one network device to another.

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Internet Protocol

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