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FHRP
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FHRP (First Hop Redundancy Protocol) –type of protocol
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HSRP
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HSRP (Hot Standby Router Protocol) – Cisco-proprietary protocol takes over when “active” router goes down
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VRRP
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VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol) – open standard - utilizes “master” and “backup” routers
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CARP
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CARP (Common Address Redundancy Protocol) – open standard
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Decks in class (44)
# Cards
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osi model7
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protocols14
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net 29
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VoIP Network Elements7
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3 STP Port Types3
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IP Address Classes9
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Administrative Distance7
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Names of NAT IP Addresses4
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Typical WAN Data Rates7
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Common POTS Terms6
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Characteristics of 802.11 Standards6
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Three Categories of Quality Issues3
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Three Categories of QoS Mechanisms3
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Parameters for the Windows ipconfig Command3
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Parameters for the Windows ping Command6
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Parameters for the Windows route Command8
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Components of an SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c Network-Management Solution7
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Syslog Severity Levels8
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Confidentiality Attack Tactics21
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OSI Model 28
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What More Can I Ask9
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IPv6 Address Types6
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IPv6 vs IPv4 Differences1
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Default Gateway Redundancy4
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Mechanisms to Stop Routing Loops5
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Distance Vector7
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Physical Layer (Layer 1) – Media (Cables) Types of UTP (unshielded twisted pair) cable3
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- WAN Services8
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Recovery Sites6
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Wireless Client Authentication Methods1
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InfrastructureMode3
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DORA12
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EtherChannel – Link Aggregation3
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Software Tools14
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Fiber Optic Connectors7
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Command Line Tools14
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- Wired Network Troubleshooting 110
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Wired Network Troubleshooting (continued)8
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Wireless Network Troubleshooting10
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Wireless Network Troubleshooting (continued)3
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- Network Service Troubleshooting4
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Network Service Troubleshooting (continued10
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- Device Hardening13
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Switch Port Protection5
