Unit 3: Networking Flashcards

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Q

This is the hardware address of a computer/com. system. Hard Encoded in Network Chips. This is a unique address that allows for communication in local networks without IP addresses.
Ex: 00:0a:95:9d:68:16

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Media Access Control Address (MAC Address).

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2
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First 3 Hex Values of a MAC Address (00:0a:95)

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Organizational Unique Identifier (OUI)

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3
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Last 3 Hex values of a MAC Address (9d:68:16)

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Unique ID of Hardware

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4
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A “Dotted Quad Format” address with the values 0-255 in one quad

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IP Address (IPv4)

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5
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A “communication endpoint” at the software level

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Network Port

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These kinds of ports are assigned and controlled. (0-1023)

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“Well Known Ports”

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7
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These ports are not assigned or controlled, but instead can be registered to prevent duplication

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Registered Port

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8
Q

Analogy: A street address is like a…

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IP Address

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9
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Analogy: An apartment/room in a house on the address

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Network Port

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10
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Analogy: Resident of the Apartment

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Application/Program.

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Used for Internal Networks(Home routers, schools, etc). Not routable on internet/WAN

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Private IP

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12
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Ranges of Private IP

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10.0.0.0 -> 10.255.255.255.255 172.16.0.0 -> 172.31.255.255 192.168.0.0 -> 192.168.255.255

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13
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These are Unique Locally and Globally

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IP Address

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14
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Class A Range

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0-127 (First Octet is Network, rest are Host Address)

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15
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Class B Range

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128-191(first two are Network ID, Final two are Host)

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16
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Class C Range

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192-223(Last Octet is host, first 3 are Network ID)

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17
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Software that keeps track of internet traffic from LAN to/fro WAN. Allows multiple Private IP’s to use the same Public ID on WAN. Router Does this

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Network Address Translation

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18
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Way out of your local network and the way into the ‘next’ network (WAN/Internet).

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Default Gateway

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19
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IP address used to target all hosts on a network/subnet. Any info sent to this IP would go to all devices on the network.

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Broadcast Network Address.

20
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Network management protocol used to automatically assign IP address and other network config. Info. to each device on a network. GIVES DEVICE AND IP, GATEWAY, DNS ADDRESS, ETC.

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Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP)

21
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Software created Network

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Virtual Lan (VLAN)

22
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Controls flow of traffic by preventing unauthorized network traffic from entering/leaving a particular portion of the network.

23
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Provides RELIABLE, ORDERED, ERROR-CHECKED delivery of a stream of octets (bytes) between applications running on hosts communicating via IP Network. Gets data on the internet.

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Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)

24
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When data is being delivered in the correct order, it will be…

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Connection Oriented.

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Syn, Syn-Ack, and Ack are a part of this...
Three-Way-Handshake
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Synchronizes two or more connections (Bob talks to Alice)
Syn
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Response/Acknowledgement of Synchronize Packet. (Alice responds to bob and then brings up something else for bob.
Syn-Ack
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Acknowledgement, ready to go. (Bob received the info from Alice and is ready to go.)
Ack
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"Connectionless" Protocol that will send data faster but riskier than TCP. (Doesn't care if you get the data packet or not, will continue to stream the data).
User Datagram Protocol.
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Wi-Fi Hardware that allows a device to connect to a network
Wireless Access Point (WAP) or Access Point (AP)
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Name of Wi-Fi Network. You can turn off the broadcast as a security feature.
Set Service Identifier
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Confidentiality of Data for Wireless Network Security
Confidentiality of Data
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Basic Encryption
Wired Equivalency Privacy (WEP)
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More Secure Encryption
Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA/WPA3)
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Only Lets certain physical devices on a network
MAC Address Filtering
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A "DUMB" device that connects computers together via Networking cables. Send traffic to all computers connected to this. Can cause congestion
HUB
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A "SMART" device, connects multiple devices together using Ethernet cables. Knows the Mac Address of the connected computers and can send data directly to whichever one(s) it needs to.
SWITCH
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Truly Smart, connects multiple networks together.
ROUTER
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Multiple Private IP's can connect through a single Public IP. Works with router, where it has an Inside IP (Private), and an Outside IP.
Network Address Translation.
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Used to transfer files between client/server (Port 21)
File Transfer Protocol
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text based network protocol that is used for accessing remote computers over TCP/IP networks like the Internet. (Port 23).
Telnet
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Early way to send emails (Port 25)
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
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Unencrypted, includes Web, Web Pages, etc. (Port 80)
HyperText Transfer Protocol
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Encrypted replacement for Telnet (Port 22)
Secure SHell (SSH)
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Web Names to Address, Directory Look-Up Function. (Port 53).
Domain Name System (DNS)
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URL(Web Address) in the text.
Domain Name