Week 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What does SSH stand for?

A

secure shell

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2
Q

to use SSH, you need to have what?

A

SSH client & an SSH server

SSH client installed on the computer you’re connecting from & an SSH server on the computer you’re trying to connect to

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3
Q

is an SSH server considered software or hardware?

A

software

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4
Q

what is the most popular program to use SSH within Linux?

A

openSSH program

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5
Q

what is a protocol implemented by other programs to securely access one computer from another?

A

Secure Shell, SSH

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6
Q

what two things do we need to login to a remote machine ?

A

an account on that computer

the host name
or
IP address of that computer

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7
Q

SSH keys come in a set of two keys called what?

A

private & public keys

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8
Q

how do public and private keys work?

A

You can lock something with the public key, but you can only unlock it with a private key and vice versa.

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9
Q

whats another way that you can connect securely to a remote machine besides SSH?

A

VPN

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10
Q

What is PuTTY ?

A

a free, open source software, that you can use to make remote connections, through several network protocols including SSH

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11
Q

Running PuTTY from the GUI isn’t your only option. You could also use it on what?

A

command line

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12
Q

what is the whole package that manages our computers resources and let’s us interact with it?

A

Operating System

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13
Q

what are the two main parts to an operating system?

A

Kernel Space & User Space

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14
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what is the main core of an operating system?

A

Kernel Space

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15
Q

what talks directly to our hardware & manages our systems resources?

A

the Kernel Space

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16
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as users, we don’t interact with the kernel directly, instead we interact with what?

A

second part of an operating system, the user space

17
Q

what is basically made up of everything outside the kernel?

A

the User Space

these are things we work with directly like system programs & user interfaces

18
Q

There are hundreds of operating systems out there, but what are the major ones used in IT?

A

Windows, Mac, and Linux.

19
Q

what is the main core of an operating system?

A

the Kernel

20
Q

what talks directly to our hardware and manages our systems resources?

A

kernel

21
Q

As users, we don’t interact with the kernel directly. Instead, we interact with the second part of an operating system which is what?

A

User Space

22
Q

Windows OS is developed by who?

A

Microsoft

23
Q

Most PCs you buy come with what as the default operating system?

A

Windows

24
Q

What does PC stand for?

A

Personal Computer

25
Q

in today’s world, PC is more commonly referred to as a what?

A

Windows Computer

26
Q

The Mac OS is made by who?

A

Apple

27
Q

If you buy an Apple computer, it’ll come with what preloaded?

A

Mac OS

28
Q

what can a file be?

A

a word document, a picture, a song, anything

29
Q

what is the part of the kernel that makes multitasking possible like writing in a text document while listening to music or playing a video?

A

Process Scheduler

30
Q

what are important functions of the Kernel?

A

file storage & file management,
memory management
input/output management
process scheduling,
process management