Domain 3.1 Flashcards

1
Q

What are some major performance indicators

A

Temperature

CPU Usage

Memory

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2
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What are some ways to gather bandwidth utilization

A

SNMAP

Netflow

Sflow

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3
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What is latency

A

The delay between request and the response

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4
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What is jitter

A

The time between frames

Excessive jitter causes you to miss information and can lead to choppy calls.

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5
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What are some things that can be watched via the interface

A

Link status

Error rate

Utilization

Packet drops

Interface resets

Speed and duplex

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6
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What is a MIB and what is it used for?

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Management Information Database - Used along with SNMP

Database contains OID (Object identifiers)

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7
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True or false:

There are three versions of SNMP

A

SNMP v.1
- Original structured table sent in the clear.

SNMP v.2
- Updated with data enhancements, bulk transfers sent in the clear.

SNMP v.3
- New standard that include encryption, authentication, and message integrity.

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8
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True or False:

SNMP can be identified by name or number

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Correct, the number format looks like this:

.1.3.6.1.2.1.11.29.0

Each number corresponds to a different piece of information

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9
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True or False:

Every Variable in the MIB has a corresponding OID

A

True:

Some OIDs are common across devices

SNMP makes information requests based off OID, which will be consistent across devices

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10
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What port does SNMP operation over for standard SNMP and Trap

A

SNMP UDP/161

TRAP UDP/162

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11
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Describe how SNMP traps work

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Thresholds can be set on a target device. SNMP Trap will then send information unsolicited to the central monitoring station

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12
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How are audit logs different than standard logs?

A

They are often much more detailed and specific than standard OS logs

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13
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What is syslog used for?

A

Used for uniform message logging

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14
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What are some common syslog severity levels?

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Low - Debug messages

High - critical and alert

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15
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What are some common interface errors for switches?

A

Runts

Giants

CRC errors

Encapsulation errors

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16
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Describe a Runt and a Giant

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Runt - Frames that are less than 64 Bytes ( possible result of collisions)

Giant - frames larger than the standard 1518 bytes

17
Q

What is a CRC error

A

They alert that a Frame Check Sequence has failed.
This may indicate a bad cable, or damaged interface

18
Q

What is an encapsulation error

A

This will occur when there is an inconsistent configuration between switches connected with a 802.1Q or ISL trunk

19
Q

What are some common environmental sensors

A

Humidity level

Electrical - Device and circuit load

Flooding

20
Q

What does NetFlow accomplish?

A

Standardized collection method that has many implementations

Gathers traffic statistics from all traffic flows - It will report on shared communications between devices

21
Q

What are the two components to NetFlow?

A

The probe and Collector

Probe watches net coms

summary records are sent to the collector