PORT NUMBERS
The port number for HTTP
What is port 80
This network geography refers to a network that spans several buildings within walking distance of each other, such as at a business park?
What is a CAN - Campus Area Network
The 3rd layer of the OSI Model
What is the Network Layer
The networking term for when a user experiences a "delay" in getting a response.. (ex. delay in a response on a phone call)
What is LATENCY?
This type of address identifies the device being used on a network
What is a MAC address?
The port number for Telnet
What is 23
This network geography refers to a network that spans over the world... The Internet is an example of this
What is a WAN
The 3rd layer of the TCP/IP Model
What is the Internet layer
This is the area located on a router that connects you to the local area network?
What is the DEFAULT GATEWAY?
The approximate maximum distance the data can travel via an ethernet cable
What is 100m or (328ft.)
The port number for SSH
22
(Maximum number of hosts in 192.168.20.0/26) - (The number of bits in a MAC address?
What is 14? (62 - 48)
The PDU (Protocol Data Unit) for the Data Link layer
What are Frames
This turns names into IP addresses and allows browsers to get websites and other Internet resources
What is a DNS?
(The last number of the subnet mask in 200.200.200.0/25 ) minus 2 (to the 6th power)?
What is 64? (128-64)
The port number for DNS
What is 53
What device performs the 3rd step in DORA?
The device that requests the IP address from the DHCP Server
The 4th layer of the TCP/IP Model
What is the Transport Layer
This device acts as a dispatcher. It analyzes data being sent across a network, and chooses the best path for data to travel
What is a Router?
What does DHCP stand for?
Dynamic Host configuration Protocol
The port number for IMAP (Internet Messaging Access Protocol)?
What is 143
What does a broadcast ethernet frame look like?
What is FF FF FF FF FF FF?
The PDU (Protocol Data Unit) for the Session Later
What is Data
What is the Class B private IP addressing range?
What is 172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255
Name this (specific) device that allows a client to get a file from or put a file onto a remote host... (Example, it is used when re-imaging PCs)
What is a TFTP server?