RSTP, SNMPv3, SRTP, Flashcards

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What is RSTP used for in network management?

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RSTP prevents network loops that can cause broadcast storms and failures by rapidly identifying and deactivating unnecessary paths between switches, ensuring a loop-free environment.

Memory Hook: “Rapidly Straightening Tree Paths”

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What is the purpose of Flood Guard in network security?

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Flood Guard protects against MAC flooding attacks by limiting the number of MAC addresses that can be learned on a port, preventing resource exhaustion on network switches.

Memory Hook: “Flood Gate Controller”

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How does SNMPv3 enhance network device management?

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SNMPv3 allows secure monitoring and management of network devices by adding authentication, encryption, and access control to SNMP, enhancing security for network management tasks.

Memory Hook: “Secure Network Mailman”

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What does SRTP provide for streaming media?

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SRTP secures real-time voice and video data by providing encryption, message authentication, and integrity, ensuring the data is transmitted securely and without tampering.

Memory Hook: “Secured Streaming Shield”

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