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How / Why do networks Fail?
It fail;s when either the computer has an invalid config or the config fails to give the desired result
Define http://
For use with web servers that support webdav protocol
Define https://
A secure Version of webDAV Connection
Define ftp://
File transfer Protocol are read only untill you enter the terminal commands or a 3rd party ftp client
Define nfs://
Network File System used by Unix
Define VNC://
Virtual Network Computing industry standard for remotley controlling computers and screen sharing on a network
Define AFP://
Apple file Protocol Macs default file sharing protocol
Explain Multi Homing
Allows all connections to be simotaneously active so you can connect through air port and ethernet
en0
Ethernet Port 1
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Ethernet Prt 2
How do you know when you hve a dns problem?
When you can access a webpage by typing its #s but not the letters
Defien IP
Internet Protocol A Computers unique internet address that identifies it on a tcpip network
Topology
The Physicl layout of wires and devices ona network
TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol And Internet Protocola are the two main protocols a device uses to connect to the internet
Static IP
Ip Address that is assigned once and never changes
What is a Router
A device that connects networks together and isolates traffic within each network
Routable address
An IP address Directly accessable from the internet
Protocol
Rules or languages that govern how devises on a network communicate with each other
PPP
Point to Poit Protocol used for dial up modems to connect to the internet
PING
Packet inter network Groper used to send a network packet to a designated address to confirm a response
Octet
A Group of 8 bits Each octet has 8 positions when viewed in binary form
Node
Any Electronic Devce That can communicate with another
NAT
Network address Translation Multiple Computers share the same IP address
LINK
Any Datat Transmission Medium Such as Wires Bluetooth infra red or radio waves
Ethernet
A 10/100/1000 Mbts per second wired network standard
Dynamic IP Address
An Ip Address that is assigned for a limited ammount of time before it is changed
DNS
Domain Name SYstem Maps ip address to domain names
DHCP
Dynamic Host configuration protocol used to distribute ip address to client computers
ADDRESSING
A Scheme determined by network protocols for identifying the sending and recieving device
Define smb:// And cifs://
SMB = Server Message Block
CIFS = Common internet file system
these are the default file sharing preferences for windows
What is a Network Location?
A Saved Group of Netwok Settings that can be activated at any time.
Author
tburns777
ID
20683
Card Set
Networking
Description
Networking
Updated
2010-05-25T16:33:15Z
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