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| Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP), alternative to POP, used on port 143 |
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| Main Distribution Frame, like a huge patch panel, used to terminate WAN |
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| Terminal Access Controller Access-Controller system Plus, which is an access control network protocol for routers, network access servers. It uses TCP. |
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| Remote Authentication Dial In User Service, which is a networking protocol that provides centralized Authentication, Authorization, & Accounting |
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| A computer network authentication protocol that uses a 'shared secret' which is a password |
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| Routing and Remote Access Service, an API that makes it possible to create apps that will adminster routing and remote access services of the OS. |
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| command line tool, converts domain name to ip address |
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| Converts NetBIOS to IP Address |
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| command line tool for looking up DNS records |
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| (Blank) is used on a network switch to send a copy of network packets from one port (or an entire VLAN) to a network monitoring connection on another switch port. |
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| a method of providing additional layer security against external attacks |
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| providing network access to many clients by sharing a set of lines or freq's |
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| Address Resolution Protocol, converts IP to MAC address |
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| command line tool, displays network connections |
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| Network -based intrusion prevention system, monitors entire network for suspicious traffice by analying protocol actvitiy. |
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| Host-based Intrusion Detection Software |
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| A type of denial-of-service attack by using pings |
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| A type of active eavesdropping, in which attacker intercepts and re-transmits connections between 2 victims |
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| Internet Control Message Protocol, part of the IP suite, used to OS's of networked computers to send error messages. |
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| Public-key Infastructure, combinining public keys with private keys |
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| ports 1645, 1646, 1812, 1813 are for |
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| Data is encapuslated into (BLANK) at the Physical layer |
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| Data is encapuslated into (BLANK) at the Data Link layer |
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| Data is encapuslated into (BLANK) at the Network layer |
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| Data is encapuslated into (BLANK) at the Transport layer |
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| Data Link layer addresses are (BLANK) or (BLANK) |
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| Network layer addresses are (BLANK) |
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| Globally Unique MAC addresses start with… |
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| Locally Adminsitered MAC addresses start with… |
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| A broadcast address looks like |
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| Routing Information Protocol, uses hop count for distance vector |
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| pings and multicasts causing lots of traffic |
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| Statistical anomaly-based detection |
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| comparing current network activity to a baseline, looking for abnormal traffic volume |
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| Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification, DOCSIS |
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| High-Level Data Link Control |
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