Route 66
This protocol bases its routing decisions solely on hop count—limiting routes to a maximum of 15 hops—which makes it simple but less scalable and slower to converge.
What is RIP?
It delivers Compute, Networking, and Storage building blocks in the cloud responsibility model.
What is IaaS?
A protocol for secure remote login and command execution, ensuring encrypted communications for remote administration. Protocol and Port.
What is SecureShell - 22?
CSP
What is Cloud Service Provider?
Maps the network path across router hops between you and a destination by sending probes with incrementing TTLs.
What is tracert?
a path vector protocol used for routing between autonomous systems on the Internet. It maintains a table of network paths that include various attributes to select the best route.
What is BGP?
On-demand IT resources delivered over the public internet by a Third-Party Cloud Service Provider.
What is Public Cloud?
A lightweight file and Config transfer protocol without authentication or encryption, designed for simplicity and minimal overhead. Protocol and Port.
What is TFTP - 69?
SMB
What is Server Message Block?
Name Service lookup utility for querying specific record types, testing Name Servers, and debugging name resolution.
What is nslookup?
A widely deployed link-state protocol used in large networks. It builds a complete map of the network by exchanging Link State Advertisements (LSAs) among all routers in the same area.
What is OSPF?
Provides runtime, frameworks, and container/orchestration so you can deploy code without managing VMs.
What is PaaS?
A protocol for sharing files, printers, and other network resources among computers, primarily in Windows environments.
What is SMB - 445?
RPO
What is Recovery Point Objective?
Low-level packet sniffer in Linux that captures and displays live network traffic on an interface.
What is tcpdump?
a Cisco proprietary, hybrid routing protocol that blends distance-vector and link-state features. It considers multiple metrics—such as bandwidth, delay, reliability, and load—to choose the optimal route quickly while preventing loops.
What is EIGRP?
An architectural pattern where multiple customers share the same physical resources while logically isolating data and configurations.
What is Multi-Tenancy?
A standardized protocol for forwarding log messages in an IP network, enabling centralized logging of events from various systems and network devices.
What is Syslog - 514?
SCADA
What is Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition?
Host discovery and port/service/OS scanner for security auditing and network inventory.
What is nmap?
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Who is Richard Petty?
He finished his 20-year NBA career with an all-time record 38,387 points, standing 1,459 points clear of second‐place.
Who is Kareem Abdul-Jabbar?
He owns the NFL's single season thouchdown pass record with 55 thrown. Averaging almost 4 per game.
Who is Peyton Manning?
He surpassed Wayne Gretzky’s all-time goal mark—netting his 895th career goal to become the NHL’s new leading all-time goal scorer.
Who is Alex Ovechkin?
He recorded at least one hit in 56 straight games—collecting 91 hits in 223 at-bats (a .408 average).
Who is Joe DiMaggio?