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    • what does SSH stand for
    • secure shell
  2. what does SCP stand for
    secure copy
  3. what does SFTP stand for
    SSH file transfer protocol
  4. what does VoIP stand for
    voice-over-IP
  5. what does CA stand for
    certificate authority's
  6. what does LDAP stand for
    lightweight directory access protocol
  7. what does DN stand for
    distinguished name
  8. what are the five functions of the network management
    • fault management
    • configuration management
    • accounting management
    • performance management
    • sercurity management
  9. key word FCAPS
  10. what are the three components of SNMP environment is comprised of
    • network management station (NMS)
    • management node
    • management information base (MIB)
  11. what does NMS stand for
    network management station
  12. what does MIB stand for
    management information base
  13. what does OID stand for
    object identifiers
  14. what are the default SNMP communities
    • public (read-only)
    • private (read-write)
  15. what are traps
    traps are unsolicited messages sent by the SNMP agent using port 162 in order to notify the NMS of certain error conditions
  16. what is unsolicited messages sent by the SNMP agent using port 162 in order to notify the NMS of certain error conditions
    traps
  17. what two new protocol operations does SNMPv2 also define
    • getbulk
    • inform
  18. what is getbulk define by SNMPv2
    • getbulk operation is used by the NMS to efficiently retrieve large blocks of data, such as multiple rows in a table
    • getbulk fills a responsemessage with as much of the requested data as will fit
  19. what is inform define by SNMPv2
    • the inform operation allows one NMS to send traps information to another NMS and to then receive a response
    • if the agent responding to getbulk operations cannot provide values for all the variables in a list, it provides partial results
  20. what does PING stand for
    packet internet groper
  21. what are the exceptions that use cross over cables that not like devices
    • hub to switch
    • workstation to router
    • server to router
  22. what does IC stand for
    integrated circuit
  23. what does PCB stand for
    printed circuit board
  24. what are the three types of cast used at layer 2
    • unicast
    • broadcast
    • multicast
  25. what is the destination MAC address of a broadcast at layer 2
    FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF
  26. what does ASIC stand for
    application specific intgrated circuitry
  27. what does CAM stand for
    content addressable memory
  28. a switch will flood what type of frames
    • broadcasts
    • multicast
    • unknown unicast
  29. what are the three primary forms of switch frame transmission
    • store and forward
    • fragment free
    • cut-through
  30. which of the primary forms of switch frame transmission is the slowest
    store and foward
  31. which of the primary forms of switch frame transmission is fastest
    cut-through
  32. what is a broadcast storm
    a broadcast storm is the endless flooding of a broadcast frame by switches in the network
  33. what does STP stand for
    spanning tree protocol
  34. what IEEE standard does STP utilize
    802.1d
  35. what does RSTP stand for
    rapid spanning tree protocol
  36. what IEEE standard does RSTP utilize
    802.1w
  37. what is the IEEE standard that link aggregation utilizes
    802.3ad
  38. what does VLAN stand for
    virtual local area networks
  39. what is tagging
    when data is received on a port that is assigned to a VLAN, the switch applies a tag that identifies which VLAN the traffic originated from
  40. the method of carrying multiple VLANs across one connection is accomplished through a process called what
    trunking
  41. what are the three types of casts used at layer 3
    • unicast
    • broadcast
    • multicast
  42. what are the different types of a broadcast at layer 3
    • limited broadcast
    • directed broadcast
  43. a multicast at layer 3 destination IP address will be what
    a class D address
  44. information a router has regarding the existence of networks and their locations is stored where in the router's memory
    routing table
  45. what are the two ways that routers learn about the existence of networks are
    • statically
    • dynamically
  46. what is statically learned routes
    these "static" entries must be managed and maintained by the network administator
  47. what are dynamically learned routes
    • routers can learn about the existence of other network through advertisements sent from neighboring routers
    • this accomplished by enabling a "routing protocol" on the router and its neighbors
  48. what is learned by the router when a network administrator manually configures it
    static routes
  49. what is routers that can maintain directly connected networks, static routes, and dynamic routes in its routing table simultaneously
    administrative distances
  50. what is the range of administrative distance
    0-255
  51. when using a dynmaic routing protocol, it is not uncommon for multiple paths to exist to a destination network defines what
    metric characteristics
  52. remember
    admin always before metric
  53. what is a number of layer 3 devices a packet must traverse in order to reach the destination network
    hop count
  54. what is often referred to as "routing by rumor"
    route selection process

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