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allows for the segregation of hosts and segments, while managing broadcast traffic. |
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designed to inspect traffic, detect malicious activities, and take steps to mitigate the malicious activity |
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tests network connectivity while showing you each hop along the way and the degree of packet loss |
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stateful packet inspection |
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used in firewalls and keeps tracks of conversations so that it knows what to allow back into a network |
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used to display NetBIOS over TCP/IP statistics |
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differences between IPv4 and IPv6 |
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IPv4 addresses make use of the last 32 bits of IPv6 addresses for interoperability.
And IPv4 addresses are represented In a dotted-decimal format, while IPv6 addresses are represented in a colon-hexadecimal format.
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popular link-state protocol used within a large organization
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most secure encryption used in wireless networks |
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displaysroute that is taken by IP packet as they move across networks |
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used with L2TP to encrypt data |
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is included in the TCP/IP model |
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used to create a connectionso that a host can transfer files |
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advantage of a Star network |
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when you connect or remove devices on the Star network, there are no interruptions. |
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CSMA/CA to access the network |
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used to publish external websites for an organization |
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reduce the number of nodes in a broadcast domain |
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| ports are defined above 49,152 as? |
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A______network manages the connectivity between workstations without the need of a central node |
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The ____layer in the OSI model covers HTTP, FTP, and RDC
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clears the NetBIOS name cache table |
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MAC addresses and switches use the_______ layer in the OSI model
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a network of multiple private networks connected together for the purpose of sharing resources |
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used to translate IP addresses to MAC addresses |
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the most popular distance-vector routing algorithm used to determine the best routes within a network |
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allows the ping command to keep sending Echo Request messages to the ISP server until interrupted. |
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used to detect malicious network activities and reports only those issues to the administrator |
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ARP naming resolution protocol |
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solely relies on the IP-to-Physical address translation tables
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the greatest advantage mesh topology has over star, bus or ring topologies
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used to connect to a remote computer so that you can execute commands
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acts as a middleman that translates between internal and external addresses and that caches previously accessed web pages so that it can provide those more quickly in the future |
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is used to display active TCP or UDP connections |
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Ping localhost, Ping 127.0.0.1, and Ping loopback |
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are used to test the TCP/IP stack on a computer
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Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) |
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used to locateresources on a network |
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