Terms and Acronyms Flashcards

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EUI-64

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Extended Unique Identifier

Takes the 32bit MAC address and adds bits to it so it becomes 64bits

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APIPA

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169.254.x.y
Automatically assigned when no DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server is available or no IP address’ are available.

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BGP

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Border Gateway Protocol

Used by ISPs (Internet Service Providers) to establish routing between one another.

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Session Initiation Protocol

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Used to establish and breakdown, manage VoIP and conferencing communications

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SMB

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Server Message Block
A protocol that operates at the application layer and is used to share files, serial ports, printers, and communication devices - including mail slots and named pipes between devices.

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CIFS

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Common Internet File System
File sharing protocol that provides an open and cross-platform mechanism for requesting network server files and services. This is based on SMB for internet and intranet file sharing.

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Kerberos

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An authentication service based on time-sensitive ticket-granting system

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IP

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Internet Protocol

A connection-less network layer protocol that is responsible for sending data packets across the internet.

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NetBIOS

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A session management protocol used to provide name registration and resolution services on legacy Microsoft networks.

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ISCSI

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Internet Small Computer System Interface
An IP tunneling protocol that enables the transfer of SCSI data over an IP-based network to create a SAN (Storage Area Network)

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RFID

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Radio Frequency Identification
A means of encoding information into passive tags, which can be easily attached to devices, structures, clothing, or almost anything else.

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NFC

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Near Field Communication
A standard for Peer-to-peer radio communications over very short distances, facilitating contact-less payment and similar technologies. NFC is RFID based.

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NAS

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Network Attached Storage

A storage device with embedded OS that supports typical network file access protocol

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Z-Wave

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Low-power wireless communication protocol used primarily for home automations. Radio frequencies between high 800MHz to low 900MHz and a mesh topology.

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SAN

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Storage Area Network
A network dedicated to data storage, typically consisting of storage devices and servers connected to switches via a host bus adapter.

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SIEM

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Security Information and Event Management
A solution that provides real-time or near real-time analysis of security alerts generated by network hardware and applications.

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SDN

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Software Defined Networking

Software application for defining policy decision on the control plane.

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TDMA

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Time Division Multiple Access
Method of multiplexing using time slots on a communication channel. TDMA is associated with early GSM cell phone networks.

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CDMA

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Code Division Multiple Access
Method of multiplexing a communications channel using a code to key the modulation of a particular signal. Associated with Sprint and Verizon networks.

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CAN

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Campus Area Network

A LAN that spreads over several buildings within the same overall network.

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LAN

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Local Area Network
A type of network covering various sizes, but generally considered to be restricted to a single geographic location and owned/managed by a single organization.

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WLAN

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Wireless Local Area Networks

Network using wireless radio communications based on some variant of the 802.11 standard series.

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WAN

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Wide Area Network

A network that spans multiple geographic locations.

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MAN

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Metropolitan Area Network

Network that covers an area equivalent to a city or a municipality.

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OSPF
Open Short Path First | A link-state routing protocol used on IP networks.
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Link-State Routing
A dynamic routing method that floods routing information to all routers within a network to build and maintain a more complex network route database.
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Distance Vector Routing
A dynamic routing method used on packet-switched networks to calculate route costs and routing table entries.
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RIP
Routing Information Protocol A routing protocol that configures routers to periodically broadcast their entire routing tables regardless of any change to the routing table. Max 15 Hops.
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EIGRP
Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol An improvement over IGRP that includes features that support VLSM (Variable Length Subnet Masking) and classful and classless subnet masks.