Networking Devices
This "device" is a small, snap-in insert that fits into a wall plate and holds a network, audio, or video jack (like Ethernet or HDMI). It lets you neatly connect cables through a wall, giving a clean, professional look and easy access for plugging in devices.
What is a Keystone?
127.0.0.1 is this type of address.
What is the loopback address?
This command displays detailed network configuration information, including IP address, DNS servers, and MAC address
What is IPconfig /all?
DNS
What is Domain Name System?
Port 80
What is HTTP?
This essential component found EVERYWHERE in a network facilitates communication between network devices using a wired connection.
What is a NIC (Network Interface Card)?
10.4.0.0 /16
Is this type of IP address
What is a Network ID?
This command clears the DNS resolver cache
What is ipconfig /flushdns?
WAN
What is wide area network?
Port 53
This is a hardware device that sits between your network and the internet. Its job is to monitor and control incoming and outgoing traffic based on security rules, blocking unwanted or harmful data to protect your network.
What is a firewall?
10.4.255.255 /16
Is this type of IP Address
What is a broadcast address?
What command is used to test network connectivity by sending ICMP echo requests to a specified host?
What is ping?
DHCP
What is Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol?
Port 67,68
What is DHCP?
This Networking device often features 5 or more ports, distributes data to computers via their MAC address, and exists on the 2nd layer of the OSI model.
What is a Switch?
This type of IP address begins with 169.254
What is an APIPA?
This command shows the path network packets take to a destination, listing each intermediate step along the way.
What is tracert?
DIMM
What is Dual-Inline Memory Module?
Port 25
What is SMTP?
This is a device designed for connecting wireless client devices to a network.
What is a WAP (Wireless Access Point)?
In the IP address 10.4.200.24 /16
The "/16" refers to this
What is the subnet mask?
DAILY DOUBLE These (2) commands are used to release, and request a new IP address.
What is ipconfig /release, and ipconfig /renew?
SSH
What is Secure Shell?
Port 3389
What is RDP?