Chapter 4

Question 1

WEP

Answer 1

Wired Equivalent Privacy

Question 2

WPA/WPA2

Answer 2

Wi-Fi Protected Access

Question 3

TKIP

Answer 3

Temporal Key Integrity Protocol

Question 4

AES

Answer 4

Advanced Encryption Standard

Question 5

EAP

Answer 5

Extensible Authentication Protocol

Question 6

SSID

Answer 6

Service Set Indentifier

Question 7

SSID max length

Answer 7

32 characters

Question 8

What does a bootstrap wireless profile do?

Answer 8

It authenticates a computer to a wireless network, then the domain

Question 9

PKI

Answer 9

Public Key Infrastructure

Question 10

What should you do if your wireless connection drops frequently or has poor performance?

Answer 10

Check to see if AP/Wireless device are transmitting at full power Move devices closer together Use high gain Antennas

Question 11

Where is the central place to deal with wireless connectivity issues?

Answer 11

Network and Sharing Center

Question 12

What should you do about connectivity problems?

Answer 12

Check from interferance from devices using same freuqency Check that WAP is on and has sufficent signal strength Check if wireless profile settings are correct.

Question 13

RAS

Answer 13

Remote Access Server - Allows users to connect to an organizations network remotely

Question 14

VPN

Answer 14

Virtual Private network - Links two computers together through a WAN.

Question 15

RRAS

Answer 15

Routing and Remote Access Server - Used on windows VPN servers to allow/deny RA users on the internet access.

Question 16

PPTP

Answer 16

Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol - Easy to setup, weak encryption, obsolete.

Question 17

IPSec

Answer 17

Internet Protocol Security. Used on Win Server 2008/Windows 7. Secures IP communications by authenticating and encrypting packets.

Question 18

L2TP

Answer 18

Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol. Used with IPSec. Industry standard secure tunneling protocol. Needs preshared key/certificate.

Question 19

IKEv2

Answer 19

Internet Key Exchange version 2. New in Win7/Win server 2008. Uses IPSec/SSL, supports VPN reconnect to re-establish broken connections, and doesn’t need certificates/preshared keys.

Question 20

SSTP

Answer 20

Introduced with Win Server 2008. Passes PPTP/L2TP/IPsec data through port 443 (HTTPS, SSL) to avoid getting blocked by firewalls/web proxies. No preshared key/certificate needed.

Question 21

VPN Authentication protocols supported by Win7/Server ‘08

Answer 21

PAP CHAP MS-CHAP v2 EAP-MS-CHAPv2

Question 22

PAP

Answer 22

Password Authentication Protocol. Plain text PWs

Question 23

CHAP/MS-CHAP v2

Answer 23

Challenge-response authentication that uses md5 hashing to encrypt the response. MS-CHAPv2 provides two-way authentication and is more secure.

Question 24

EAP-MS-CHAPv2

Answer 24

Universal authentication Framework for VPN. Meaning, it allows third party vendors to develop their own authentication schemes like smart cards and biometrics.

Question 25

Split tunneling

Answer 25

Allows some information to be sent through a VPN (E.G. sensitive documents), and some to be sent through another connection (E.G. Americas got talent).

Question 26

What is DirectAccess?

Answer 26

Introduced with Win7/Server ‘08. Allows seamless bi-directional intranet connectivity to directaccess clients when they are connected to the internet. DirectAccess connections automatically established. Uses IPsec and IPv6, most oten used manage computers and push configuration changes and critical updates.

Question 27

RADIUS

Answer 27

Remote Authentication Dial In User Service. Networking protocol. Provides centralized AAA management for computers to connect to and use a network service.

Question 28

IBSS

Answer 28

Independant Basic Service Set. Ad-hoc. Connects hosts directly to other computers using wireless adapters.

Question 29

ESS

Answer 29

Extended Service Set. Infrastructure. Connects to WAP using a wireless adapter.