Section 6: Ethernet Fundamentals Flashcards
Link Aggregation Control Protocol
LACP - 802.3ad
▪ Allows for combination of multiple physical connections into a single logical connection to increase available bandwidth and minimize congestion.
Power Over Ethernet (PoE)
802.3af
▪ Requires CAT 5 or higher copper cable
▪ Provides up to 15.4 watts of power to device
Power Over Ethernet Plus (PoE+)
802.3at
▪ Provides up to 25.5 watts of power to device
Port Monitoring or Mirroring
▪ Port mirroring makes a copy of all traffic destined for a port and sends it to another port
User Authentication
802.1x
▪ Switches can require users to authenticate themselves before gaining access to the network
▪ Once authenticated, a key is generated and shared between the supplicant (device wanting access) and the switch (authenticator)
▪ Authentication server checks the supplicant’s credentials and creates the key
▪ Key is used to encrypt the traffic coming from and being sent to the client
Switch Management Access and Authentication
SSH - Remote Management
Console Port - Local administration/management of the switch. (DB-9 to RJ-45)
Out of Band Management
OOB Management - A network separate from the data network for managing network devices.
First-Hop Redundancy
Layer 3 Switches (Multilayer Switches) and Routers - Uses Hot-Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) to create virtual IP and MAC addresses to provide active standby routers.
GLBP
Gateway Load Balancing Protocol - For Exam just need to know they are another First-Hop Redundancy Protocol but HSRP is most popular/common used in most networks.
VRRP
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol - For Exam just need to know they are another First-Hop Redundancy Protocol but HSRP is most popular/common used in most networks.
CARP
Common Address Redundancy Protocol - For Exam just need to know they are another First-Hop Redundancy Protocol but HSRP is most popular/common used in most networks.
MAC Filtering
Layer 2 - Permits or denies traffic base on MAC Address
Traffic Filtering
Permits or denies traffic at logical layer using IP addresses (Layer 3) or ports (Layer 4)
QoS
Quality of Service - Forwards traffic based on quality markers.
HSRP
Hot-Standby Router Protocol - uses virtual IP and MAC addresses to provide an “active router” and a “standby router”