Ch. 4.1 Flashcards

1
Q

What does a IP header have?

A

Fields to manage logical addressing and forwarding functions

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2
Q

What does the IP do?

A

Provides ways to address networks and forward frames

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3
Q

What does the Length field indicate?

A

The size of the header and total packet size (including payload)

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4
Q

What is a standard Ethernet frame size?

A

1,500-byte MTU’s

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5
Q

What does the Protocol field indicate?

A

The type of data in the payload

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6
Q

What are common values in the IP Protocol type?

A

TCP/6

UDP/17

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7
Q

What is the hex form of UDP6?

What is the hex form of TCP 17?

A

0x06

0x11

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8
Q

What does ICMP/1?

What is it used for?

A

Internet Control Message Protocol

Used for status messaging and connectivity testing

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9
Q

What does IGMP/2?

What is it used for?

A

Internet Group Messaging Protocol

Used for multicasting

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10
Q

What does GRE/47 stand for?

What is it used for?

A

Generic Routing Encapsulation

Used to tunnel packets across an intermediate network. (Like VPN)

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11
Q

What does ESP/50 stand for?

What does AH/51 stand for?

What are they used for?

A

Encapsulating Security Payload

Authentication Header.

Both used for encrypted form of IP (IPsec)

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12
Q

What does EIGRP/88 stand for?

What does OSPF/89 stand for?

What are they used for?

A

Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol

Open Shortest Path First

Used by Routers to get info on paths to remote networks

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13
Q

What is forwarding at Layer 2 called?

What is forwarding at Layer 3 called?

A

Switching

Routing

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14
Q

What does ARP stand for?

What does ARP do?

A

Address Resolution Protocol

Resolves IP addressing to hardware MAC address

Layer 2 and 3 forwarding

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15
Q

What’s the difference between

Unicast

Broadcast

Multicast

Anycast

A

Unicast: 1 host to 1 host

Broadcast: 1 host to everyone in the broadcast domain

Multicast: 1 host to multiple hosts wanting originating host’s content

Anycast: 1 host to closest host of a group of same IP addresses

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16
Q

What does IGMP stand for?

What is it used for?

A

Internet Group Management Protocol

Configures group members and IP addresses

17
Q

How does multicasting work? (2)

A

Destination IP address can have a range

Multiple hosts wanting one host’s content

18
Q

What will a switch do if it’s not capable of IGMP snooping?

A

Treat the multicast as a broadcast and flood all the ports

19
Q

What is the prefix used by multicasts?

20
Q

How does Anycast work?

A

Group of hosts configured with same IP address

Signal goes to closest host

21
Q

What IPv4 range is reserved for multicasting?

A

224.0.0.0 —- 239.255.255.255

22
Q

What’s the difference between

Unicast and Multicast?

A

Unicast: 1 host to 1 host

Multicast: 1 host to multiple hosts wanting originating host’s content

23
Q

What’s the difference between

Broadcast and Anycast?

A

Broadcast: 1 host to everyone in the broadcast domain

Anycast: 1 host to closest host of a group of same IP addresses

24
Q

What’s the difference between

Unicast and Anycast?

A

Unicast: 1 host to 1 host

Anycast: 1 host to closest host of a group of same IP addresses