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| Class A addresses span from...? |
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| 169.x.x.x when no DHCP server found. |
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| Class C addresses span from...? |
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| Class A default subnet mask? |
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| Class B default subnet mask? |
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| Class C default subnet mask? |
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| Address Resolution Protocol Resolves IP addresses to MAC addresses to enable communication between devices |
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| List the OSI Model from layer 7 to 1. |
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Application - Presentation - Session - Transport - Network - Data Link - Physical
"Please do not throw sausage pizza away" |
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| What layer does a switch operate on? |
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| What layer does a bridge operate on? |
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| What layer does a NIC operate on? |
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| Disk mirroring - fault tolerance - 2 disks required |
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| Distributes the network load. Load balancing increases redundancy and performance by distributing the load to multiple servers |
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| Domain Name System Resolves hostnames to IP addresses |
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| Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Automatically assigns TCP/IP information. |
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File Transfer Protocol A protocol for uploading and downloading files to and from a remote
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| Hypertext Transfer Protocol A protocol for retrieving files from a web server. |
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Hypertext Transfer Protocol A secure protocol for retrieving files from a web server.
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| Internet Group Management Protocol Provides a mechanism for systems within the same multicast groupto register and communicate with each other |
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| Internet Protocol A connectionless protocol used to move data around a network. |
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| Lightweight Directory Access Protocol A protocol used to access and query directory services systemssuch as Novell eDirectory and Microsoft Active Directory |
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| What is this? 00:D0:59:09:07:51 |
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| Manages network bandwidth Monitors and controls bandwidth usage |
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| Does a Hub segment the network? |
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| Network News Transport Facilitates the access and downloading of messages from newsgroup servers |
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Network Time Protocol
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| If there's a break in a bus network what happens? |
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| No fault tolerance - 2 disks required - improves I/O performance. |
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| Real-time Transport Protocol The Internet-standard protocol for the transport of real-time data. |
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| Reverse Address Resolution Protocol Resolves MAC addresses to IP addresses. |
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| Secure Copy Protocol Allows files to be copied securely between two systems. Uses Secure Shell (SSH) technology to provide encryption services |
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Secure File Transfer Protocol A protocol for securely uploading and downloading files to and from
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| Secure Shell Allows secure sessions to be opened on a remote host |
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| Session Initiation Protocol SIP is an application-layer protocol designed to establish andmaintain multimedia sessions such as Internet telephony calls |
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| Simple Mail Transfer Protocol A mechanism for transporting email across networks. |
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| Simple Network Management Protocol Used in network management systems to monitor network-attacheddevices for conditions that may need attention from an administrator |
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| Telnet Allows sessions to be opened on a remote host. |
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Transmission Control Protocol A connection-oriented protocol that offers flow control, sequencing,
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| Transport Layer Security A security protocol designed to ensure privacy betweencommunicating client/server applications. |
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Trivial File Transfer Protocol A file transfer protocol that does not have the security or error
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| Used on IP-based networks for error reporting, flow control, and route testing. |
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| Used to retrieve email from the server on which it is stored |
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User Datagram Protocol A connectionless alternative to TCP used for applications that do not
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| Does a switch segment the network? |
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| disk striping with distributed parity - 3 disks required |
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| private network addresses to public |
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