Net + Mod 7 Explaining Application Services Flashcards

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Transport Layer Security (TLS)

Mod 7.1 Application Security and Time Synchronization
Objective 1.4 | 3.4

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TLS: A security protocol that uses certificates for authentication and encryption that provides end-to-end security to protect web communications and other application protocols

  • not a protocol w/ a dedicated port #
  • layer between the Application and Transport layers of the TCP/IP stack OSI between Session & Presentation
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Transport Layer Security (TLS)

Mod 7.1 Application Security and Time Synchronization
Objective 1.4 | 3.4

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Digital Certificate: implement TLS,
- Identification and authentication information presented in the X.509 format and issued by a certificate authority (CA) as a guarantee that a key pair (as identified by the public key embedded in the certificate) is valid for a particular subject (user or host)

Public Key: freely distributed and is used to encrypt data, which can only be decrypted by the linked private key in the pair.

Private Key: known only to the holder and is linked to, but not derivable from, a public key distributed to those with whom the holder wants to communicate securely

Cipher Suite: Lists of cryptographic algorithms that a server and client can use to negotiate a secure connection

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Network Time Protocol

Mod 7.1 Application Security and Time Synchronization
Objective 1.4 | 3.4

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NTP: enables the synchronization of these time-dependent applications, UDP port 123

GPS: A means of determining a receiver’s position on Earth based on information received from orbital satellites

Time drift is when a system’s clock begins to deviate from the source clock
- Slow Method: If the time is off by only a few seconds, adjusts the time a few milliseconds
- Slam Method: hard reset the time

NTS: Network Time Security (NTS) works on TCP port 4460

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Precision Time Protocol

Mod 7.1 Application Security and Time Synchronization
Objective 1.4 | 3.4

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Precision Time Protocol: Provides clock synchronization to network devices to a higher degree of accuracy than Network Time Protocol (NTP), nanosecond precision

  • Grandmaster Clock: authoritative time source within a PTP domain
    • timeTransmitter
  • Boundary Clock: one with interfaces in multiple PTP segments
    • timeReceiver role
  • Ordinary Clock: one with a single PTP interface
  • timeReceiver role
  • two clocks are connected, one interface has a timeTransmitter role, and the other has a timeReceiver role
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Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

Mod 7.2 Web, File, Print, and Database Services
Objective 1.2 | 1.4

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Web Servers
- Dedicated Server: ISP allocates your own private server computer, unmanaged (or additional cost)

  • Virtual Private Server (VPS): ISP allocates you a virtual machine (VM) on a physical server, isolated from other customer instances
  • Cloud Hosting: Your website is run on a cloud over several hardware computers, allowing more scalability if demand patterns change
  • Shared Hosting: Your website is hosted within a private directory on a shared server, performance affected by other sites hosted on server

Main Web Server: Apache, Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS), NGINX

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HTTP Secure

Mod 7.2 Web, File, Print, and Database Services
Objective 1.2 | 1.4

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HTTPS port 443

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File Transfer Protocol

Mod 7.2 Web, File, Print, and Database Services
Objective 1.2 | 1.4

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FTP port 20/21: administrative upload/download of files to and from servers and appliances

Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) is a connectionless protocol running over UDP port 69.

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Secure File Transfer Protocol

Mod 7.2 Web, File, Print, and Database Services
Objective 1.2 | 1.4

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SFTP port 22: addresses the privacy and integrity issues of FTP by encrypting the authentication and data transfer between client and server

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Server Message Block

Mod 7.2 Web, File, Print, and Database Services
Objective 1.2 | 1.4

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SMB port 445: requesting files from Windows servers and delivering them to clients, share files and printers

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Network Attached Storage

Mod 7.2 Web, File, Print, and Database Services
Objective 1.2 | 1.4

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NAS: device dedicated to performing a file server role, uses a bespoke operating system LINUX
- support RAID

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Database Services

Mod 7.2 Web, File, Print, and Database Services
Objective 1.2 | 1.4

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  • Provisions information in a format that can be read and updated through some type of query language

Structured Query Language (SQL): Programming and query language common to many relational database management systems

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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

Mod 7.3 Email and Voice Services
Objective 1.4

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SMTP: Electronic mail enables a person to compose a message and send it to another user on their own network

Delivery / Mail protocol
- Local Mail Client
- Local SMTP Server
- Remote SMTP Server
- Remote Mail Client

STARTTLS: Deprecated, explicit TLS or opportunistic TLS

Implicit TLS: establishes the secure connection before any SMTP commands

Port 25: message relay between SMTP servers, or message transfer agents (MTAs)
Port 465: SMTP Submission with implicit TLS
Port 587: SMTP Submission with explicit TLS

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Internet Message Access Protocol

Mod 7.3 Email and Voice Services
Objective 1.4

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IMAP Port 143: used mail retrieval protocol, insecure
IMAPs Port 993: secure IMAP

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Voice and Video Services

Mod 7.3 Email and Voice Services
Objective 1.4

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VoIP
- Private branch exchange (PBX): automated switchboard providing a single connection point for an organization’s voice lines

  • VoIP PBX establishes connections between local VoIP endpoints with data transmitted over the local Ethernet network, route incoming and outgoing calls from and to external networks

Software VoIP: (3cx.com) and Asterisk (asterisk.org)

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VoIP Protocols

Mod 7.3 Email and Voice Services
Objective 1.4

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Session control: Used to establish, manage, and disestablish communications sessions, discovery, availability, negotiating, session management/termination

Data Transport: Handles the delivery of the actual video or voice information

QoS (Quality of Service): Provides information about the connection to a QoS system, ensures that voice or video communications are free from problems, dropped packets, delay, or jitter

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Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)

Mod 7.3 Email and Voice Services
Objective 1.4

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Used to establish, disestablish, and manage VoIP and conferencing communications sessions. It handles user discovery (locating a user on the network), availability advertising (whether a user is prepared to receive calls), negotiating session parameters (such as use of audio/ video), and session management and termination

Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) - actual delivery of real-time data uses different protocols

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Mod 7.4 Disaster Recovery and High Availability
Objective 1.2 | 2.1 | 3.3

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Mod 7.4 Disaster Recovery and High Availability
Objective 1.2 | 2.1 | 3.3

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Mod 7.4 Disaster Recovery and High Availability
Objective 1.2 | 2.1 | 3.3

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