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Week 6 Flashcards

1
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Error-detection

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The ability for a protocol or program to determine that something went wrong

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Error-recovery

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The ability for a protocol or program to attempt to fix it

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3
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ICMP

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Is used by the router to communicate that data wasn’t sent back to the source of the data

Internet Control Message Protocol

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4
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Ping

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Lets you send a special type of ICMP message called an Echo Request

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5
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How do you send a ping?

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Enter into the command line “ping” followed by the destination IP address

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6
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Traceroute

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A utility that lets you discover the path between two nodes, and gives you information about each hop along the way

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7
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What are two similar tools to traceroute?

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mtr-Linux/MacOS

pathping-Windows

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mtr

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Works in real time and will continually update its output with all the current aggregate data about the traceroute

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9
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pathping

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Runs for 50 seconds and then displays the final aggregate data all at once

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10
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What are two tools to test transport layer?

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netcat-Linux/MacOS

Test-NetConnection - Windows

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11
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What are the two necessary arguments for nd (netcat)?

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Host and Port

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12
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nslookup

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nslookup [hostname]

stands for name server lookup

Work as a check against the configuration of DNS servers

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13
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What kind of server does an ISP give the user access to as part of the service?

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Recursive name server

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14
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Public DNS servers

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Name servers specifically set up so that anyone can use them for free

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15
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What IPs do Level 3 Communications use for their public DNS servers?

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4.2.2.1 - 4.2.2.6

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What are the IPs of Google’s public DNS servers?

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8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4

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17
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What is a good use of public DNS servers?

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Testing general internet connectivity by sending s ping request to one

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18
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Registrar

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An organization responsible for assigning individual domain names to other organizations or individuals

19
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Hosts files

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A flat file that contains, on each line, a network address followed by the host name it can be referred to as

20
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Loopback address

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A way of sending network traffic to yourself

IP is 127.0.0.1

Configured on an entry in a host file

21
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What is a popular way viruses disrupt and redirect user traffic

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Host files

22
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What are examined before a DNS resolution attempt occurs on just about every major OS?

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Host files

23
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Cloud computing

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A technological approach where computing resources are provisioned in a shareable way, so that lots of users get what they need, when they need it

A model in computing where large clusters of machines let us use the total resources available in a better way

24
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Virtualization

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A single physical machine called a host country!d run many individual virtual instances, called guests

25
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Hypervisor

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A piece of software that runs and manages virtual machines, while also offering these guests a virtual operating platform that’s indistinguishable from actual hardware

26
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Public cloud

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A large cluster of machines run by another company

27
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Private cloud

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Used by a single large corporation and generally physically hosted on its own premises

28
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Hybrid cloud

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Term used to describe situations where companies might run things like their most sensitive proprietary technologies on a private cloud, while entrusting their less sensitive servers to a public cloud

29
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Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS)

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You shouldn’t have to worry about building your own network or your own servers

30
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Platform as a Service (PAAS)

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A subset of cloud computing where a platform is provided for customers to run their services

31
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Software as a Service (SAAS)

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A way of licencing the use of software to others while keeping that software centrally hosted and managed

32
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Cloud storage

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Allows data to be held at multiple cloud storage facilities potentially around the globe which allows a company to grow their storage as needed without the headache of adding to their own physical hardware and monitoring the hardware components

33
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What are the two rules for shortening IPv6 addresses?

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  1. You can remove any leading zeros from a group

2. Any number of consecutive groups composed of just zeros can be replaced with two colons

34
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Link-local unicast addresses

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Allow for local network segment communications and are configured based upon a host’s MAC address

FE80::

35
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What bits are reserved for the network ID and host ID

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First 64 bits for network ID

Second 64 bits for host ID

36
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Traffic class field (IPv6)

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An 8 bit field that defines the type of traffic contained within the IP datagram and allows for different classes of traffic to receive different priorities

37
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Flow label field

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A 20 bit field that’s used in conjunction with the traffic class field for routers to make decisions about the quality of service level for a specific datagram

38
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Payload length field

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16 bit field that defines how long the data payload section of the datagram is

39
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Next header field

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Unique to IPv6

Defines what kind of header is immediately after this current one

40
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Hop limit field

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8 bit field identical in purpose to the TTL field in an IPv4 header

41
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How to tell if an IPv6 address is correlated with an IPv4 address?

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The IPv6 address starts with 80 zeros and is followed by 16 ones. The remaining 32 digits are the IPv4 address meant to be represented

42
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IPv6

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Servers take incoming IPv6 traffic and encapsulate it within traditional IPv4 datagram

43
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IPv6 tunnel broker

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Companies that provide IPv6 tunnel!ing endpoints for you, so you don’t have to introduce additional equipment to your network

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