Week 04 - NAT, Firewalls and Wireless Networks (L08-L10) Flashcards

1
Q

What are the typical AP security precautions?

A

MAC, SSID, WEP/WPA, 802.1x

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2
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What are the main risks of Wireless LANs?

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  • Rogue access points
  • weak encryption
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3
Q

Name three types of NAT?

A
  • NAPT
  • Destination NAT
  • Static NAT
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4
Q

Define Routing?

A

Routing is performed on Layer 3. Goal is to find the best path for a data packets from A to B.

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5
Q

What frequencies do 802.11b and 802.11g operate at?

A

2.4 GHz

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6
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What frequency is better for long distances or solid objects?

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low frequenz, 2.4 GHz

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7
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What are rogue access points?

A

Access points that do not belong to your network configuration. Unauthorized Access Point that is connected to the network.

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8
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What is NAT? How does it work?

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Network Address Translation. Multiple private IP addresses can use one public IP adress. Router does NAT. Translates priv. IP to public IP by mainting a NAT table

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9
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Which standards share the same frequency?

A

b+g, a+n

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10
Q

Name three types of firewall?

A
  • Packet filter
  • Proxy
  • Application filter
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11
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Which standard is best for areas with high user density?

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802.11a, because operations in 5GHz, with multiple access points

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12
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What is Round Trip Time?

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Time need for a data packet to arrive at destination plus time sender receives acknoweldgment of reception.

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13
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Explain the three WLAN topologies

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Ad-Hoc: peer to peer connection between clients without management component

Infrastructure: More professional network setup. Wireless device connects to AP. AP enforces security via MAC, SSID, WEP/WPA or IEEE 802.1x (mutual authentication w/ radius server)

Bridge Mode: two networks together

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14
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What is “Association” in infrastructure mode?

A

Establish connection and successful authentication on an Access Point

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15
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What are firewalls?

A

Software and/or hardware componment that can control network flow.

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16
Q

What are the common encryption methods in WLAN?

A
  • WEP - Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)
  • WPA - Wi-Fi Protected Access (TKIP)
  • WPA2 - Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (AES)
17
Q

What or the benefits of WLAN?

A
  • easy to setup
  • low cost
  • scalable
  • good for old buildings
  • backup for wired network
18
Q

What are the limitation of NAT?

A

VPN, Requests from outside, some services do not support NAT

19
Q

Explain the architecture types of firewalls?

A
  • Dual Home
  • Screened Host
  • Screened subnet
20
Q

Define Bandwidth and Latency, and how they are measured.

A

Bandwidth: speed or throughput when sending data. Meassured in bits per seconds

Latency: Time data packets need from a to be. Meassured in miliseconds

21
Q

Explain the 802.1x mechanism

A

Mutual authentication between client and network. In four steps: 1: client sends autentication request to AP, 2: AP forwards request to LAN switch, 3: LAN switch makes authentication with RADIUS server, 4: if OK, four way key negotation of session key between switch and client

22
Q

What are other uses of NAT?

A
  • Load balancing
  • Transparent Proxy
  • Failover
  • Overlapping networks