SNMP versions
Baseline
QoS
6 Steps of incident response
100

how many versions of SNMP are there?

3

100

what is a baseline?

the report of a networks normal state of operation

100

known as techniques used to adjust the priority a network assigns to various types of transmissions.

QoS (Quality of Service)

100

what is an incident response plan?

the characteristics of an incident and the steps that are followed

200

which version of SNMP is least used?

SNMPv1

200

what is a kpi?

key performance indicator

200

which two transmissions are considered delay sensitive?

voice and video

200

do the 6 steps of incident response occur before or after an incident happens?

before

300

what is the most secure version of SNMP?

SNMPv3

300

Frequency of application use and bandwidth usage are both examples of what?

Network performance baselines

300

limiting traffic volume flowing in and out of interface during specified time period, limiting momentary throughput rate for an interface are known as what?

Traffic policing

300

what is step one of the 6 steps of incident response?

preparation

400

which 4 enterprise-wide network management systems work together in SNMP communications/

NMS, managed device, Network management agent and MIB

400

what serve as a basis of comparison for future performance increases or
decreases caused by network changes with past network performance?

Baseline measurements?


400

what refers to techniques performed at layer 2 on Ethernet frames

Class of Service
400

what is the difference between an incident and disaster?

an incident has a minor effect to a networks ability and a disaster is a severe effect to a networks ability.

500

Explain what each version of SNMP.

SNMPv1: the original and is barely used

SNMPv2: an improved version of SNMPv1 with added security and performance

SNMPv3: an improved version of SNMPv2 with the addition of authentication, validation and encryption

500

what are three things KPI's can include?

any 3 of: device availability and performance, interface statistics, utilization, error rate, packet drops, jitter

500

what are two possible techniques used to prioritize traffic?

any of the two: Protocol, IP address, User group, DiffServ (Differentiated Services) flag in an IP packet, VLAN tag in Data Link layer frame, Service or application

500

what are the 6 steps of incident response in order?

preparation, detection and identification, containment, remediation, recovery, review