7.2 Flashcards

1
Q

So how does STP select an in for switching pass on a network. Consider the following

A

Select a route bridge

STP examines the possible pass between all other bridges and the route bridge

STP disables links that are not part of the shortest path

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2
Q

——stipulates that each bridge can have only one route port which is the Bridgeport that is closest to and Ford frames to the route bridge

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STP

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3
Q

Blocks BPDu use on any port surveying network hosts such as workstations and servers and thereby ensuring these devices are you aren’t considered a possible path.

A

BPDU guard

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4
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This also enhance security by preventing a row switch or computer connected to one of these porch from hijacking the networks STP paths

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BPDU guard

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5
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This disables STP on specific porch

A

BPDU filter

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6
Q

This prevent switch is beyond reconfigured port from becoming the root bridge

A

Root guard

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7
Q

FTP information is transmitted between switches via – – – –

A

BPDUs

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8
Q

Netwerk developers have repeatedly modified STP to improve and customize it’s functioning the original STP is considered – – – – – – – – for today’s networks

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Too slow

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9
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This is defined in IEEE 802.1 W standard, and MSCP protocol originally defined by 802.1 S standard

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RSTP rapid spanning tree protocol

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10
Q

Is a multipass link state protocol developed by B

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TRILL Transparent interconnection of lots of links

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11
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Protocols designed to replace STP such as SPB operate at layer ——- instead of or in addition to layer to making them more compatible with various types of technologies like the connection protocols used on storage networkf

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Layer three

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12
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Switches are designed to offer lots of porch through which devices can access network by sending and receiving – –

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Messages

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13
Q

The first layer defense on your special on virtual porch on switches another network devices should be – – – – until needed

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Disable

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14
Q

Another Cisco command to secure switch access ports is – – – – – – this essentially a Mac filtering function that also protects against Mac flooding which makes it a good type of flood guard

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Switchport Port security

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15
Q

Once the MAC address tables for a security violation occurs if another device attempt to connect to the port. By default the switch will ———— The port or it can be configured to restrict data from the road device

A

Shut down

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16
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Switch port security is only a – – – – layer of defense and more of deterrent

A

One layer

17
Q

This device have to evenly distribute traffic to each device in a cluster so every device carries a portion of the world

A

Load balancer

18
Q

This – – – – layer or – – – – layer consist of work groups which is connected directly to host such as servers prayers and workstations. Ideally Hausknecht only to access wishes and never switches at the other layers although this is not always the case in the real world

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Access layers or edge liars