Objective 3 Flashcards

(49 cards)

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Physical diagram

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Shows the physical placement of devices and cabling

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Logical diagram

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Depict how devices communicate and interact over the network

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Rack diagrams

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Show the physical layout of devices in the rack, including servers, switches, and patch panels

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Cable maps and diagrams

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Illustrate how network cables are routed between devices, helping technicians trace and troubleshoot connectivity issues

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Network Diagrams

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Display how data flow within a network and include layer 1, 2, & 3 diagrams.

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Network Diagrams
Layer 1

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Shows the physical connections, such as cables and ports

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Network Diagrams
Layer 2

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Displays switches and VLANs, focusing on media access control (MAC) addresses and data links

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Network Diagrams
Layer 3

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Displays routers, subnets, and Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, focusing on IP routing

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Asset Inventory

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Tracks hardware, software, licenses, and warranty support for all network devices, ensuring admins know what resources are available

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Asset Inventory
-Hardware

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Tracks physical devices like switches, routers, and servers

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Asset Inventory
-Software

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Monitors installed applications and operating systems (OS)

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Asset Inventory
-Licensing

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Keeps track of software licenses to ensure compliance

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Asset Inventory
-Warranty Support

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Monitors device warranties to plan for replacements or repairs

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IPAM

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IP address management
System for tracking and managing IP addresses within a network to avoid conflicts and ensure proper addressing

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SLA

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Service Level Agreement
Defines the level of service a provider agrees to deliver, including uptime guarantees, response times, and performance metrics

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Wireless survey

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Assesses the signal strength and coverage of wireless networks

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Wireless Heat map

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Visually represents areas of good or poor coverage

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EOL

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The point when a vendor no longer sells a product.

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EOS

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When a vendor stops providing updates and technical support for a product

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Patches and bug fixes

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Regular updates that fix known vulnerabilities or issues in software

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Version upgrades

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Keeping network devices OS up to date and ensuring devices have the latest firmware

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Decommissioning

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Process of safely removing and disposing of outdated or obsolete network devices and software

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Request process tracking/service request

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Formal process to request, approve, and document network changes, such as adding a new VLAN or upgrading firewall rules

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Production configuration

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The current, active configuration of a network device that is live in production

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Backup configuration
Saved version of the configuration used for disaster recovery (DR) or in case a recent configuration change causes issues
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Baseline/golden configuration
The standard, approved configuration that serves as a reference for all devices in a network
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SNMP
Protocol used for monitoring network devices, such as switches, routers, and servers -Collects performance data and generates alerts
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Traps
(Agent) Automatic alerts generated when a device reaches a certain threshold or encounters an error
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MIB
Management Information Base Database containing information about the device that SNMP can query
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How does SNMP work?
3 Main components 1. (NMS) SNMP Manager -The monitoring system like Solar winds. 2.SNMP Agent (Traps) -Runs on devices (routers, switches, servers) 3.(MIB) Management Information Base. -Database of manageable objects
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SNMP Version v2c
Older version that uses community strings for authentication but lacks encryption
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SNMP Version v3
The latest version, offering enhanced security with encryption and authentication
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Community strings
Act as passwords for accessing SNMP data on devices (public or private community strings)
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Authentication
Ensures secure communication between SNMP manager and devices
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Flow data
Provide insight into traffic patterns by collecting information about the data flowing through a network -Help identify bottlenecks and high-bandwidth users
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Packet capture
Captures packets on the network for in-depth analysis
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Baseline Metrics
Establish a standard performance level for the network to compare against future performance and detect anomalies
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Anomaly alerting/notification
Automatically notifies admins when metrics deviate from the established baseline
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Log aggregation
Consolidates logs from multiple devices into a centralized system for easier monitoring and analysis
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Syslog collector
Tool that collects logs from network devices for analysis and troubleshooting
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SIEM
Security Information and Event Management Aggregates and analyzes log data to detect security threats
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API
Application Programming Interface Allow different monitoring tools to communicate and share data, providing a more comprehensive view of network performance
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Port Mirroring
Feature on network switches that copies traffic from one port to another for monitoring purposes
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Network Discovery: Ad hoc
Manual discovery of network devices, used for quick assessments
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Network Discovery: Scheduled
Automated discovery of devices on a regular schedule, ensuring an updated view of the network
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Traffic Analysis
Monitors and analyzes network traffic to identify congestion, bottlenecks, or unusual traffic patterns
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Performance Monitoring
Continuously tracks network performance metrics such as latency, packet loss, and bandwidth usage
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Availability Monitoring
Monitors the uptime and availability of critical network devices and services
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Configuration Monitoring
Tracks changes to network device configurations, ensuring they comply with the baseline configuration