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1
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IGP

A

operates within autonomous system

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EGP

A

operates between autonomous system

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3
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Distance-Vector Protocols

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distributes routing information without having an actual map of network topology

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4
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Link-State Protocol

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each router determines the best path on it’s own

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5
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Path-Vector Protocol

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distributes routing information but operates differently from distance vector (BGP)

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6
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LWAP

A

ap that uses controller

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7
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What are the seven layers in order of encapsulation?

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application, presentation, session, transport, network, data link, physical

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8
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What is the PDU’s in order?

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data, data, data, segment, packet, frame, bit

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9
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What is on header at Layer 4?

A

source and destination port #

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10
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What is on header at layer 3?

A

source and destination IP Address and Control Information

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11
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What is on header at layer 2?

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source and destination Mac address. A trailer is added for error detection (checksum)

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12
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How many bits in an IPv6 address?

A

128 Bits

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13
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What format is IPv6?

A

Hexadecimal

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14
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How many bits are in an IPv6 field?

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16 Bits

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15
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What is the IPv6 loopback address?

A

::1

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16
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What is the IPv6 unspecified address?

A

::

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17
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TCP header window size

A

flow control

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18
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TCP header first 16 bits

A

source port

19
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TCP flags

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URG, ACK, PSH, RST, SYN, FIN

20
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Protocol for VLAN tagging

21
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Rapid STP

22
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Multiple STP

23
Q

Where does 802.1Q insert the VLAN Tag?

A

After the source mac address

24
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How many bytes is the VLAN tag?

25
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Class A

A

10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255

26
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Class B

A

172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255.255

27
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Class C

A

192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255

28
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RFC 1918

A

Private addresses

29
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DHCP Process

A

D.O.R.A, Discovery, Offer, Request, Acknowledgement

30
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Default location for Linux syslog and rsyslog files

31
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Default location for Linux syslog and rsyslog configuration files

32
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DNS record A

A

mapping of IPv4

33
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DNS record AAAA

A

mapping of IPv6

34
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DNS record MX

A

E-mail. maps domain for MTA (Mail Transfer Agents)

35
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DNS record PTR

A

pointer: returns only name (reverse DNS Lookups)

36
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DNS record TXT

A

Text records

37
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DNS record NS

A

identifies authoritative DNS server for a domain (name server)

38
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Vulnerability

A

weakness in a protocol or system

39
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Threat

A

the likely hood of that vulnerability being used against you

40
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Exploit

A

When the vulnerability is used against you

41
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Remote Exploit

A

exploit that works over the network without any prior access to target

42
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What layer is a transparent firewall?

A

layer 2, no routing capabilities

43
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What is SPAN?

A

Local Switched Port Analyzer.

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