Mod 10 Day 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the five principles of network management

A
Configuration management
Accounting / administration Management
Fault management
Performance Management
Security Management
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2
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Documents and controls Network changes for equipment hardware and software throughout the network’s life cycle. This exist in software hardware programming and security

A

Configuration management

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3
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This gathers usage statistics for billing and accounting purposes it also tracks users, their passwords, permissions, operations of network equipment, and backups

A

Accounting / administration Management

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4
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This detects, runs diagnostic test, isolates, and corrects Network faults to include error log maintenance.

A

Fault management

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5
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Encompasses the evolution and reporting of network equipment functionality, gathers and maintains historical logs of statistical information

A

Performance Management

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6
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Protects a network from unauthorized access,keeps users from creating or deleting Services relevant to control information and protects functions that control the distribution of cryptographic keying

A

Security Management

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7
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What are the three layers of the Cisco hierarchical model

A

Core layer
Distribution layer
Access layer

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8
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The only purpose of this layer is to transport data as fast as possible

A

Core layer

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9
Q

This layer provides routing, filtering, and access to the WAN

A

Distribution layer

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10
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This layer controls access to intra-network resources, which are usually locally available to users if remote access is needed the distribution layer handles that traffic

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Access layer

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11
Q

What two files do Cisco routers and switches rely on to run

A

Cisco internetwork operating system IOS

CONFIGURATION (startup-config)

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12
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This is only accessible from a terminal connected directly to the CONSOLE PORT of the device. Physical security.

A

ROM Monitor (ROMMON)

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13
Q

This command list hardware and software version information

A

Show version

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14
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This command shows the current status of all interfaces including any virtual interfaces

A

Show IP interface brief

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15
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Provides detailed information about the interfaces, including encapsulation, Mac address, bandwidth, duplex, IP address, and DCE/DTE setting

A

Show interface

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16
Q

What is used to learn an address each time a device communicates with another host and the physical address / Mac address is required

A

Address resolution protocol ARP

17
Q

This command will reveal all devices with which the router has communicated

18
Q

What are the three iOS access methods

A

Console port
Auxiliary port
VTY lines

19
Q

Local, command line access through a terminal emulation program

A

Console port

20
Q

Remote, command line access through a modem, it can also be used as a console port

A

Auxiliary port

21
Q

Remote, logical access using application layer protocols such as telnet or SSH

22
Q

Provides access to basic monitoring commands and is used to view statistics. Level 0-1

Router>

23
Q

Provides access to all other router commands, accessed with the enable command. Level 2-15

Router#

A

Privileged exec

24
Q

This command is used to verify access levels

A

Show privilege

25
What are the three Cisco configuration modes
Global configuration Specific configuration Set up
26
Commands entered in this mode affected the entire system as a whole. The prompt is device hostname, config, and pound sign #.
Global configuration
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Commands entered in this mode affect specific interfaces or processes. The prompt displayed depends on what is being configured, if an interface is being configured The prompt is hostname, config-if, and pound sign #
Specific configuration