Interconnecting Lans Flashcards

1
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Bridge

A

Lay 2 device that uses MAC address to forward data packets.

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2
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Bridging Table

A

MAC address and port where address was obtained

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3
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ARP Cache

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Temporary storage of MAC addresses recently contacted

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4
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Transparent Bridge

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Interconnects two LANs running the same type of protocol

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5
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Translation Bridge

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Interconnects two LANs operating different networking protocols.

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6
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Switch

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Layer 2 device that uses MAC or Ethernet address to forward data packets to a specific host.

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7
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Managed Switch

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Switch that allows network administrator to monitor, configure, and manage features such as who can access the LAN via the switch.

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8
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Aging time

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Length of time a MAC address remains assigned to a switch port.

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9
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CAM

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Content Addressable Memory

Where switch stores MAC addresses of connected devices.

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10
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Flooding

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Switch transmits packets to all switch ports except from where packet was received.

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11
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Auto-negotiation Protocol

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Enables Ethernet equipment to automate many installation steps such as selection of full or half-duplex.

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12
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ARP

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Address Resolution Protocol

Maps an IP address to its MAC address

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13
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Protocol used by ping command

A

ICMP

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14
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Cut-through

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Switch forwards a data packet to its destiantion as soon as the MAC address has been read.

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15
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Store-and-Forward

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Switch receives the entire frame before forwarding to its destination. Often includes error checking.

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16
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Error Threshold

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Point where number of errors in data packet triggers switch from cut-through mode to store-and-forward.

17
Q

Dynamic Assignment

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MAC address assigned to a port when connected to a switch

18
Q

Static Assignment

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MAC address manually assigned to a port on a switch that does not expire.

19
Q

Secure Address

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Only the MAC address assigned to the switch port will function.

20
Q

Isolating the Collision Domains

A

Network is broken into segments

21
Q

Fast-forward

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Form of cut-through switching where the packet is sent as soon as MAC address is extracted

22
Q

Fragment-free

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Form of cut-through switching where fragment collisions are filtered out

23
Q

Fragment Collisions

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Collisions that occur within the first 64 bytes of the data packet

24
Q

Adaptive Cut-through

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Combination of store-and-forward & cut-through switching.

25
Q

MLS

A

Multilayer Switch
Operate at Layer 2 and 3 of OSI model.
Have wire speed routing