Chap5 Flashcards

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8 network topologies

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  1. WMN (wireless mesh network)
    - cinnects multiple wireless access points, like wifi in the building
  2. MAN (metropolitan area network) – A network that spans a city. Within
  3. WAN (wide area network) – A network that spans a large geographical area. ex: International network / internet
  4. VPN (virtual private network) – A method of connecting to a network such as a company network across an unsecure network.
    - available movies sa us than ph, to hide ur IP address
    5l PAN (personal area network
  5. LAN (local area network)
    - LImited geographical area
  6. VLAN (virtual Lan)- extends
  7. WLAN - connects multiple WIRELESS DEVIce
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2
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History ng Connection Technologies3

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  1. analog Telephone access (dialup) // uses an analoh modem to call other modem
  2. ISDN (Intergrated Service Digital Netw) / carry voise video n data
    3 Broadband // uses diffent frequencies to send multiple signals over the media
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3
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Tetheing is also known as

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Hotspot

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4
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Sender pag nagsend, dapat babalik sayo na nareceive m ung data

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Transpot Layer Protocol

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5
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UDP (User Diagram Protocol)

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Fast
Low overgead
Does not require acknowledgements

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6
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CELLULAR GENERATIONS 8 Sila

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1-2G // 1st generation
, was analog calls only, sa 2 G Introduced digital voice, conference calls n caller ID w speeds less than 9.6Kbs

2.5G // supports web browsing short audio , video clips

3G // video streaming music speed at 2mbs

3.5 G// high wualitys lhat
KULANG

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7
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Zig bee Vs Z-Wave

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Zigbee
Requires a ZigBee Coordinator to manage client devices connected in a wireless mesh network.
Devices commonly managed from a cell phone app
IEEE 802.15.4 standard
868 MHz to 2.4 GHz range up to 20 meters, 65,000 devices, and data speeds up to 250 kb/s

Z-Wave
Proprietary standard, but public version available
232 devices can connect to a wireless mesh network with data speeds up to 100 k

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8
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DHCP Server

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Used by ISPS ADDRESSING INFORMATION TO HOST.

// request, then will proviede u w address
The client must contact the DHCP server periodically to extend the lease.

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9
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DNS Server

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Translates domain names such as cisco to IP Address
Has 5 steps
1. KULANG

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10
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Also called extenders because they regenerate the signal so it can be sent further.

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Repeaters

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11
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Receives data on one port and sends to all other ports.

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Hub , to all devices connected to it

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12
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Divides a network into two or more segments and tracks which device is on each segment.

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Bridge

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13
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Switch

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Records MAC addresses for each dev.

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14
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UTM

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Universal Threat Management (UTM) is an all-in-one security appliance

Avoid spyware n filtering

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15
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Network tap - to capture signa.
2 tupes

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Active TAP-This type of TAP regenerates the signal. Due to the complexity of gigabit signaling, a passive TAP is unable to be used. Also, some fiber links may become corrupt using an optical splitter, so an active TAP is used instead.
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Passive test access point (TAP)-This type of TAP is a box with network ports to carry signals in and out. Inside, an inductor or optical splitter is used to copy the signal and send it out a monitor port. The monitor port receives all the traffic from the cable.

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