LESSON6 Flashcards
a hierarchical naming service that is used on the Internet and IP networks to provide host name to IP address resolution.
DNS
the process of retrieving an IP address for a given name and providing it to the client that requested it.
Lookup
turn off the lookup feature
no ip domain-lookup
Dynamically allocated IP addresses
DHCP
Protocol used for automatic IP address assignment
DHCP
Provides IP configuration information to hosts on bootup
DHCP
A packet that is broadcast on bootup by a client when that client has no IP information or incomplete IP information.
DHCP DISCOVER
A unicast reply by a DHCP server to a client that has broadcast a DHCP DISCOVER packet.
DHCP OFFER.
A unicast acknowledgement sent by the DHCP server to the client.
DHCP ACK.
IP to MAC address mappings that are found in the DHCP database.
Bindings.
command create a pool for a network.
ip dhcp pool
command that willcreate an exclusive range of IP addresses which reserved for Network Servers where DHCP Server will not assign to clients
ip dhcp excluded-address
to forward the DHCP client requests to remote host
ip-helper address
Monitoring DHCP
show ip dhcp binding
show ip dhcp pool
information on the specific DHCP address pool
show ip dhcp pool -
A network ______ is a computer networking device that connects devices together on the same network.
Switch
A ______ is a medium through we send andreceive data packet from one system to another in a same network.
Switch
Is a standardized network protocol which is used on internet protocol (IP) networks.
DHCP server
Is used to assign IP automatically to the system with the help of a machine called _______ which enables computers to request IP addresses and networking parameters automatically.
DHCP server
Is a server which is used to assign names to an IP address. It allows you to connect to any website or network by simple names instead of their IP address.
DNS server
Is a medium which is used to make communication in between client and server. store, process and deliver web pages to clients.
HTTP server (hypertext Transfer Protocol).
This connection-oriented protocol allows mail to be transferred on TCP/IP networks and the Internet between e-mail servers.
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)