Network Management Flashcards

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SNMP

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Simple Network management Protocol (Port 161):
SNMP manager sends/receives messages to managed devices (routers/switches/servers)

SET = Sends info
GET = Requests info
TRAP = receives unsolicited info from managed devices
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Logical Network Diagram

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Illustrates the flow of data across a network & shows how devices communicate with each other

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Wiring Diagram

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Labels which cables are connected to which ports

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Radio Frequency (Wireless) Site Survey

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Planning & designing a wireless network to deliver the required solution

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Wired Site Survey

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Determines if a site has the right amount of power, space, & cooling to support a new upgrade/installation

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Audit & Assessment Report

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Delivered after a formal assessment has been conducted

Executive summary
Scope & objectives
Assumptions & limitations
Methods & tools
Environment & system diagram
Security requirements
Findings & recommendations
Audit results
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Baseline Configurations

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Set of specifications for an info system or configuration item within a system, that has been formally reviewed & agreed on

Changes will be properly tested & approved to be part of the new baseline

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Performance Metrics: Latency

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Time that it takes for data to reach its destination across a network

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Performance Metrics: Bandwidth

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Maximum rate of data transfer across a given network

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Performance Metrics: Throughput

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Actual measure of how much data is successfully transferred from the source to a destination

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Performance Metrics: Jitter

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When a time delay in the sending of data packets over a network connection occurs

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Minor Temperature Threshold

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Used to set off an alarm when a rise in temperature is detected but hasn’t reached dangerous levels yet

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13
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Major Temperature Threshold

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Used to set off an alarm when temperature reaches dangerous levels

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14
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NetFlow Data: Full Packet Capture

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Used to capture the entire packet, including the header & the payload for all traffic entering & leaving a network

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NetFlow Data: Flow Analysis

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Relies on a flow collector to record the metadata & statistics about network traffic rather than recording each frame

Highlights trends/patterns

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NetFlow

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Defines a particular traffic flow based on the different packets that share the same characteristics

(Protocol, IP version, source/destination IP, source/destination port, IP service type)

17
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NetFlow Data: Zeek

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Passively monitors a network like a sniffer, but only logs full packet capture data of potential interest

Performs normalization of the data & store it as a tab-delimited or JSON-formatted text files

18
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NetFlow Data: MRTG

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Multi Router Traffic Grapher:
Creates graphs showing traffic flows through the network interfaces of routers & switches by polling the appliances using SNMP

19
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Link State

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Communicates whether a given interface has a cable connected to it and
a valid protocol to use for communication

20
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Drop

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Used to count the number of packets that have been dropped

21
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Flush

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Used to count Selective Packet Discards (SPD) that have occurred

22
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SPD

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Selective Packet Discards:
Drops low priority packets when the CPU is too busy so it can save
capacity for higher priority packets as a form of QoS

23
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Runt

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An Ethernet frame that is less than 64 bytes in size

24
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Giant

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Any Ethernet frame that exceeds the 802.3 frame size of 1518 bytes

25
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Throttle

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Occurs when the interface fails to buffer the incoming packets

26
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CRC

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Cyclic Redundancy Checksum:
Number of packets received that failed the cyclic redundancy checksum,
or CRC check upon receipt

27
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Ignored

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Used to count the number of packets that the interface ignored since the
hardware interface was low on internal buffers

28
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Late Collision

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Used to count the number of collisions that occur after the interface has
started transmitting its frame

29
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Environmental Monitoring

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Network devices operate between 50-90 ºF
Maintain humidity range of 40-60%

Ideal: Cool, right humidity, clean power, flood-free

30
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OID

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Object Identifier:

An address used to uniquely identify managed devices and their statuses

31
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Frame

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Used to count the number of packets where a CRC error and a noninteger number of octets was received

32
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Overrun

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Used to count how often the interface was unable to receive traffic due
to an insufficient hardware buffer

33
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Underrun

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Number of times the sender has operated faster than the router can
handle, causing buffers or dropped packets

34
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Babble

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Used to count any frames that are transmitted and are larger than 1518
bytes

35
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Deferred

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Used to count the number of frames that were transmitted successfully
after waiting because the media was busy

36
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Output Buffer Failure

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Number of times a packet was not output from the output hold queue
because of a shortage of shared memory

37
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Output Buffer Swapped Out

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Number of packets stored in main memory when the queue is full