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CompTIA A+ (Anki) 3 Flashcards

1
Q

_ are issued with pre-configured private IP addresses
can login using a browser with default connections
when configuring it, physically connect to the router using a laptop or desktop
-an IP address should be assigned by default similar to same network
-if not given one configure manually to the same network

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Routers

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Enable __
enables devices to automatically announce their presence to other devices on the network
eg. printers

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Universal Plug and Play

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Configure __

specifies that a particular request coming from the internet should be directed to a specific computer on the network

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port forwarding

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Every device on a network needs an __ to communicate

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IP address

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Every IP address has 2 sections, they are __

The division between the two is determined by the subnet mask

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Network ID and Host ID

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The __ is a value that works in conjuction with the IP address
determines the size of the network or number of hosts that can be accommodated on that network

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subnet mask

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The __ is the IP address of the router
Allows the host device to access the internet
Not required if you only want hosts to communicate on the internal network

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default gateway

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IoT

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Internet of Things

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\_\_ are the various household devices that will communicate over TCP/IP
thermostat
security system
lights
entertainment system
electronic appliances
vehicles
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IoT

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10
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DSL

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Digital Subscriber Line

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RDP uses port

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3839

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HDD

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Hard Disk Drive

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SMB uses port

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445

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SLP uses port

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427

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__ utiilize existing phone lines
supplied by ISP using phone jack RJ-11 connector
Computer or router connects to the modem with a standard ethernet cable RJ-45 connector
Does no interfere with phone service as they operate on different frequencies

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DSL Modem

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16
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The advantages of \_\_ are
much faster than dial-up
Bandwidth is not shared
Reliable
-Generally as reliable as phone service
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DSL

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The disadvantages of {{c1::DSL}} are 
may not be available in certain areas
-rural areas in particular
More hardware may be required
-splitters or filters
More expensive than dial-up
An older building with older wiring may not support DSL Speeds
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DSL

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18
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__ uses a cable modem
utilizes existing cable tv lines
supplied by ISP and connects to the cable tv jack (coaxial connector)
Computer or router connects to the modem with a standard ethernet cable (RJ-45 connector)
Does not interfere with cable tv service

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Cable

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The advantages of \_\_ are 
generally faster than DSL
-speeds up to 400 Mbps
Does not require the use of a phone or splitter
Reiable
-Generally as reliable as tv service
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cable

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20
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The disadvantages of __ are
May not be available in certain rural areas usually rural
more expensive than dial-up
overall bandwitdth is shared with other users in your segment
-advertised speeds not guaranteed
-may slow during peak periods
security
-all users in your segments are on a LAN: possible to see other systems

A

cable

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__ protects internal network
Prevent attackers on the internet from accessing your internal resources
Prevent your internal computers from accessing undesirable content on the Internet
Filters packets passing through the firewall based on defined rules

A

Firewall

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22
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The two types of __ are network-based and host-based

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firewalls

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23
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__ firewall
generally a stand-alone network hardware device
desigened to protect the entire network

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Network-based

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24
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Configuring a __
Operate based on defined rules
-default deny - blocks all traffic
-default allow - allows all traffic

Rules to override the default state are based on 
IP address
Port number
Domain name 
Any combination of above

Packets that match the criteria of the rule are allowed or blocked, depending on the type of rule

A

firewall

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25
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__ is If a client on the internal network issues a request over a specific port, the firewall expects traffic to return to that client over the same port
creates a temporary rule to allow that traffic in the return direction

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Port triggering

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__ Uses two firewalls to create a separate network between the internal LAN and the Internet
Allows for systems that need to be exposed to the internet to be isolated from you LAN
Systems in it can be accessed from either direction without exposing other systems in the internal LAN

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Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)

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27
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QoS

A

Quality of Service

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28
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__ is a network strategy that allows fo r
managment of network traffic to maintain a desired level of performance
prioritization of traffic based on which applications or services demand more bandwitdth
More common in larger networks
-Main 5 issues that are addressed are
Delay
Dropped packets
Errors
Jitter
Sequence

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QoS

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29
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can address
Delay - usually the result of congestion
Dropped packets - often results in delay as dropped packets need to be transmitted
Errors - usually the result of corrupted packets
Jitter - a variation of delays in the packet stream
Sequence - packets arriving out of order, affects real-time communications such as VoIP or video conferencing

Administrators can set priorities on the type of service to allocate more bandwidth where its needed

A

QoS

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30
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is a wireless standard that provides bandwitdth up to 54 Mbps
Operates at radio frequencies between 5.725 GHz and 5.850 GHz
High frequency make it difficult to penetrate walls and other obstructions
Also referred to as “Wi-Fi 2”
Commonly found on business networks

A

802.11a

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31
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the pros of __ are
fast maximum speed
regulated frequencies
-helps prevent signal interference from other devices

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802.11a

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32
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The cons of \_\_ are 
higher cost than 802.11b
-(b) is typically used in home setups
shorter signal
-easily obstructed
A

802.11a

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33
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The pros of __ are
lower cost compared to 802.11a
good signal range
not easily obstructed

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802.11b

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34
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The cons of __ are slower maximum speed

unregulated frequency - may interfere with home appliances

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802.11b

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35
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emerged on the market in 2002
comines the best of both 802.11a and 802.11b
supports bandwitdth up to 54 Mbps
Achieves greater range using 2.4 Ghz frequency
backward compatible with 802.11b

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802.11g

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36
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the pros of __ are
fast maximum speed
good signal range
not easily obstructed

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802.11g

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37
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The cons of __ are
costs more than 802.11b
unregulated frequency - may interfere with appliances

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802.11g

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38
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is also referred to as wireless N
Utilizes multiple wireless signals and antennas
-improves bandwidth
offers better range due to increased signal intensity
backward compatible with 802.11b/g

A

802.11n

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39
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The pros of \_\_ are 
fastest maximum speed
best signal range
resilient to signal interference
eg. outisde sources
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802.11n

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40
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The cons of are
costs more than 802.11g
may interfere with nearby 802.11b/g-based networks
-due to the use of multiple signals

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802.11n

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41
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is the latest generation of Wi-fi signaling
utilizes dual band wireless technology
supports simultaneous connections
2.4 Ghz
5 Ghz
Bacwards compatible with
802.11b/g/n on 2.4 Ghz
802.11a on 5 GHz
A

802.11ac

42
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The pros of \_\_ are 
improved bandwitdh
more flexibility
-simultaneous connection support
backward compatibility
A

802.11ac

43
Q

The cons of __ are
increased cost
prone to interference when using 2.4 GHz frequency

A

802.11ac

44
Q

The pros of __ Ghz are
larger coverage area than 5 GHz
Can penetrate solid objects
eg. walls and floors

A

2.4

45
Q

the cons of __ GHz are
lower data rate
susceptible to interference
-more devices use the 2.4 GHz frequency

A

2.4

46
Q

the range of __ GHz is divided up into fourteen channels in total defined for use by Wi-Fi 802.11 depending on the country, not all channels are allowed

A

2.4

47
Q

__ operates in the 2.4 GHz frequency band across 79 channels
common in cell phones and wireless PC and audio equipment
ex. headsets
speakers
keyboards

A

bluetooth

48
Q

__ devices can send and receive data wirelessly without relying on wifi latest (version 5) has a range of up to 400 meters

A

bluetooth

49
Q 
the pros of _ are
low power consumption
relatively secure
versatility (allows for wireless communications between a number of different devices)
developer-friendly format
A

bluetooth

50
Q 
the cons of _ are
connections issues
devidces can be inconsistent during the pairing process, possible from interference
obstructions
other transmissions
A

bluetooth

51
Q 
is a form of contactless communication
commonly used in devices such as 
smartphones
tablets
User simply waves device over the compatible device to send information
range is very limited
A

NFC

52
Q

The pros of _ are
convenient
seamless (just need to store the data in phone)
supported by major vendors
devices do not need to be paired (they just need to be within range of each other)

A

NFC

53
Q 
The cons of \_\_ are 
cost
may be too expensive for companies to adopt
security
technology is not free from risk
A

NFC

54
Q 
uses and embedded chip and antenna to transmit and recieve data via radio waves
Technology is used to track
vehicles
airline passenger baggage
pets
also in credit cards
A

RFID

55
Q 
The pros of _ are
Operates under a global standard (maintained and updated regularly)
-improved efficiency and security
Scanning
-scan multiple items
-No line-of-sight limitations
Speed
-scan in milliseconds
A

RFID

56
Q

The cons of _ are
scanning issues
-may have difficulty scanning through items such as metal
-can result in tag collision with too many items
Security
-privacy concerns
-side-channel attacks

A

RFID

57
Q

RFID

A

Radio Frequency Identification

58
Q

are common communication protocol found in smart home devices and other IoT devices
Open standard ideal for low-data rate and low-power application
based on IEEE 802.15 specification
Operates on 2.4 GHz, 900 MHz, and 868 MHz frequencies
Enables implementations from different manufacturers to work together

A

Zigbee

59
Q 
_ is a wireless communications protocol
uses a mesh networking topology
found in smart homes
Products include
lighting controls
security systems
thermostats
window locks
A

Z-Wave

60
Q

introduced faster data-transmission speeds compared to 1G and 2G
Enabled Internett access and video calling for mobile phones (was very low quality)
Estimated maximum speed of around 2 Mbps

A

3G

61
Q 
supports mobile web acess that also includes 
gaming services
HD mobile tv
video conferencing
Most current cell phones support it
A

4G

62
Q

LTE

A

Long Term Evolution

63
Q 
replaced previous 4G networks
benefits
higher bandwidth
faster connection speeds
-VoIP
-Multimedia streaming
A

LTE

64
Q

is the latest iteration of cellular technology
Offers improved speed and responsiveness
-data transfer rates as high as 20 Gbps
-1 ms or lower latency

A

5G

65
Q

__ GHz is generally able to carry farther than 5 GHz

A

2.4

66
Q

802.11a operates over the _ GHz frequency

A

5

67
Q

The 2.4 GHz band is divided up into _ channels when using bluetooths devices

A

79

68
Q

is a client/server model
Delivers web-based content over Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
Eg. web servers include
Apache (open source platform that runs on UNIX or LINUX)
Internet Information Server (IIS) (Microsoft Proprietary Platform)
NGINX (open source and runs on about any operating system)

A

Web Server

69
Q

are a client/server model
Responsible for the central storage and management of data files
Files can be accessed by computers on the same network

A

File Servers

70
Q

The two types of files servers are

A

dedicated and non-dedicated

71
Q

servers provide faster data access
Offer more storage capacity
-Typically used for enterprise applications
eg. network attached storage (NAS)

A

Dedicated

72
Q

server is any computer on the network that hosts shared files
A file server that provides other services

A

Non-dedicated

73
Q

servers are used to manage print requests and provide clients with printer queue status information
Commonly used in both
-Large enterprise networks
single dedicated computer that can manage hundreds of printers
-Small or home networks
Dedicated system hosts the printer
Network device (SOHO routers)

A

Print

74
Q 
The pros of _ servers are easy to add client systems and printers
No restrictions
eg. can add unlimited client systems
Administration
eg. easily manage print queues
A

print

75
Q

The cons of _ servers lack of support for multifunction printers
Users may not be able to confirm print status
Port compatibility issues and limitations

A

print

76
Q

servers are used to automatically provide and assign IP addresses and other networking information
Relies on the DHCP to respond to clients queries

A

DHCP

77
Q

In the DHCP discovery process, _ is used by client to locate available DHCP servers

A

Discover

78
Q

In the DHCP Discovery Process _ informs client that service and configuration is available

A

Offer

79
Q

In the DHCP discovery process, _ is used to request network configuration data, including an IP address

A

request

80
Q

In the DHCP discovery process, _ is networking configuration data is sent to client

A

ACK

81
Q

scopes are what you configure on the server
they represent a valid range of IP addresses that are available for assignment
Configured on the DHCP server to specify the available IP addresses that can be allocated to clients
Configure scope to allow or deny clients from IP addresses
-Filter based on
name
MAC address
Operating system

A

DHCP

82
Q

servers maintain a directory of domain names
Names are translated to their corresponding IP address
Domain names are much easier to remember than an IP address
Similar to a phonebook, a central registry is used to gather information from all servers across teh internet
Internet service providers regularly get updated DNS information from registry

A

DNS

83
Q

In DNS records, Address mapping record (A) specifies the _ address for a given host

A

IP

84
Q

In DNS records, IP Version 6 address record (AAAA) specifies an _ address for a given host

A

IPv6

85
Q

In DNS records, Canonical Name records (CNAME) maps one _ name to another

A

domain

86
Q

In DNS Records __ specifies mail exchange server for DNM domain name
Used by SMTP protocol to route email

A

Mail exchanger record (MX)

87
Q

In DNS Records, __ specifies an authoritative name server

A

Name Server records (NS)

88
Q

In DNS Records, __ is used to look up domain names based on an IP address

A

Reverse Lookup Pointer records (PTR)

89
Q

AFP uses port

A

548

90
Q

servers are systems that will access some other server, usually an internet website, but on behalf of a client. It enables caching, filtering, and security.

A

Proxy

91
Q

Proxy servers can also be _ servers which means any user can submit a request through the proxy server
The proxy server can go out on the internet or intranet to the origin servers where the content resides and retrieve whatever content was requested. The content engine hangs on to the data so that if another user requests the exact same site then that content resides on the proxy server and it does not have to go out on the internet at all. This results in greater security and much greater performance because the site requested by the second user comes back essentially at LAN speeds not at internet speeds

A

caching

92
Q

_ caching device just caches content. It does no do filtering or anything else
Typically have larger caches

A

Dedicated

93
Q

_ servers can also perform content filtering
The can examine the content and determine which content is good and which content is bad
All HTTP request go through it so it so it might be the only device allowed to connect to the firewall
This means that clients cannot directly connect to external networks or the internet
Everything has to go through the it, it makes a single point of filtering and security
Certain domains can be filtered out like social media sites while people are at work

A

Proxy

94
Q

_ servers are responsible for sending and recieving e-mail on behalf of clients

A

Mail

95
Q

Types of _ server applications include exchange, exim, and sendmail

A

mail

96
Q

is the process of determining that someone or something is true, genuine, or valid
(prove to me that you are who you claim to be or that this is what it claims to be)
systems may be as simple as requiring username and password
Oters may require additional security information such as
security token
biometric verification
smart card

A

Authentication

97
Q

_ server is used to facilitate authentication of an entity attempting to access a network

A

Authentication

98
Q 
The types of _ server are 
dedicated server
ethernet switch
access point
network access server
A

authentication

99
Q

_ enables network devices to send event messages to a central logging server
eg. network appliances may send event information via messages to be logged on the server
Most network devices can send messages such as routers or switches
Windows-based servers do not support it natively
-require a third party tool to collect information to be forwarded to the server

A

Syslog

100
Q 
_ servers components include
Syslog lister
-used to gather syslog data send over UDP port 515
Database
-stores syslog data for quick retrieval
Management software
-filter and view important log messages
-Generate alerts and notifications
A

Syslog

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