Port Security Flashcards
What is Port Security?
common security feature found on network switches that allows administrators to restrict which devices can connect to a specific port based on their network interface card’s MAC address
What is the CAM tabe?
Content Addressable Memory
used to store information about the MAC addresses that are available on any given port of the switch
What is Persistent (Sticky) MAC Learning?
Feature in network port security where the switch automatically learns and associates MAC addresses with specific interfaces
What is 802.1x Protocol?
standardized framework that’s going to be used for port based authentication for both our wired and wireless networks
What is EAP-MD5?
variant of EAP that utilizes simple passwords and the challenge handshake authentication process to provide remote access authentication.
What is EAP-TLS?
form of EAP that uses public key infrastructure with a digital certificate being installed on both your client and the server as a form of authentication.
What is EAP-TTLS?
Variant of EAP, and this one requires a digital certificate on your server, but not on your client.
What is EAP-FAST?
Variant of EAP that uses a protected access credential instead of a certificate to establish mutual authentication between two devices.
What is PEAP?
the protected EAP variant, is going to support mutual authentication by using a server certificate and your Microsoft Active Directory database in order to authenticate a password from your given client.
What is LEAP?
Variant of EAP that only works on Cisco-based devices