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  1. EUI-48
    • IEEE forms mac addresses from a numbering system.  used to be called mac-48
    • 48 bits - 24 bits oem - 24 item #
    • extended unique identifier
  2. what cmd prompt shows MAC
    ipconfig /all
  3. generic Ethernet frame contains 5 boxes
    to mac, from mac, type, data, fcs

    • type is the type of data encap
    • fcs uses a math called cyclic redundancy check - done by receiving MAC
  4. size of frame

    and

    is there larger
    1500 bytes - this helps all nics get their data through the network at the same time

    yes, jumbo frame
  5. size of FCS
    4 bytes
  6. MAC know other MACS How?
    • table from earlier communications
    • or
    • send broadcast FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF which is the layer 2 broadcast address
  7. unicast frame
    a frame that is addressed specifically to another device's MAC
  8. how does the switch handle unicast frames versus broadcast frames?
    • uni is to the specific mac address
    • broadcast is to all in the broadcast domain
  9. nics operate at two level
    layer 2 data link as well as 1 for physical
  10. switch is layer?
    2 -data link
  11. what are the two sub layers of the data link layer 2
    LLC logical link control - uses device drivers to talk to the os

    MAC - media access control -makes and addresses frames
  12. logical addressing
    • requires special software called a network protocol.  example is tcp/ip protocol suite
    • ip addresses
  13. physical address
    MAC address
  14. ip operates at what level
    ip is layer 3 the network layer
  15. what container forms at layer 3
    the ip packet
  16. what is a PDU
    protocol data units
  17. dotted octet numbering system
    • 192.168.4.232
    • based on four 8-bit numbers
  18. what device connects two subnets
    router
  19. router uses what form of addressing
    logical
  20. how does a router process a frame
    it strips off the frame checks the ip address in the ip packet and re-frames it and sends accordingly
  21. what is the frame call for a cable modem
    docsis
  22. segmentation
    dicing of data packets into segments or datagrams at layer 4 for transport.  sequencing is also done here.  datagrams are not sequenced
  23. reassembly
    putting the diced chunks of data in order and verifying good
  24. session layer handles what
    application to application
  25. command to see sessions running
    netstat -a
  26. presentation layer
    translates data from lower layers into a format usable by the application layer
  27. tcp model link layer is what 2 osi layers
    physical and data link
  28. what happens at the internet layer of the tcp model
    the internet layer -deals with the ip packet creation (made up of the osi network layer)
  29. what happens at the transport layer of the tcp model
    is part osi transport, session and some app layer.
  30. IMAP
    internet message access protocol.  it is a tcp/ip protocol
  31. sample connection oriented
    IMAP
  32. sample connectionless
    VoIP
  33. how do you make a tcp segment
    strip away the ip addresses from an ip packet
  34. what is in a tcp segment
    • destination port
    • source port
    • sequence number
    • check sum
    • flags
    • acknowledgement
    • data
  35. what does it mean "tcp segment port"
    tcp segment port is two port src and dest the first 1024 are "well known ports" like 80 for http
  36. how many tcp ports are there?
    65536
  37. data is what layer of tcp model
    application
  38. tcp layer that breaks data into tcp segment
    transport layer
  39. tcp layer that creates ip packets
    internet layer
  40. in tcp model what layer deals with frames
    link layer
  41. what is UDP
    it is a connectionless protocol and stands for User datagram protocol
  42. what fields exist in tcp segment
    • dest port
    • src port
    • seq number
    • checksum
    • flags
    • ack
    • data
  43. what fields exist in a UDP datagram?
    • dest port
    • src port
    • length
    • checksum
    • data

    doesn't care if rec pc gets it
  44. what is topology
    nothing more than the organization of how the ones and zeros  in the form of frames   move from host to host.
  45. Bus Topology
    all connected by a single cable in the ceiling
  46. Ring Topology
    consists of single ring of cable with no ends; IBM token ring
  47. Star Topology
    Hosts are plugged into a block in the middle.  Rare, very old.  Star is a physical topology.
  48. Star - Bus Hybrid Topology
    First have classic bus.  Then, shrink bus into box.  Looks like a star but is a bus in the box.

    Physical versus Logical
  49. Mesh Topology
    Each computer is connected directly to every other host (Fully Meshed).  If not, Partially Meshed (wireless network).  Best for radio waves.
  50. Coaxail cable layers
    copper core conductor > white insulation> 2nd conductor > insulation
  51. OHMs
    measure of resistance
  52. RG-58
    • 50 OHM   
    • BNC connector; twist lock not threaded
  53. RG-59
    • 75 OHM  (TV)
    • F-type connector
    • FC
    • Threaded for cable
  54. RG-6
    • 75 OHM
    • common
    • thicker
  55. twisted pair cabling
    • twisted allows signal to move further down the wire
    • can have many strands most common is 4 pairs
    • watch out for interference
    • cheap
  56. What are the two cabling standards
    EIA 568A and EIA 568B
  57. name the color order of EIA 568A
    • 8  brown
    • 7  brown white
    • 6  orange
    • 5  Blue white
    • 4  Blue
    • 3  Orange white
    • 2  green
    • 1  green white
  58. Name the color order of EIA 568B
    • brown
    • brown white
    • green
    • blue white
    • blue
    • green white
    • orange
    • orange white
  59. Cat 1
    telephone systems not networks
  60. CAT 6 and CAT 6a
    • different number of twists per inch
    • different types of plastic controllers
    • kvlar
    • 1 gbps    100 meters  - cat 6
    • 10 gbps  100 meters - cat 6a
  61. cat 7
    • usually shielded
    • 10 gbps   100 meters
    • not really a standard yet eclipsed by 6a
  62. cat 3
    • 10 mb per second
    • 100 meters
  63. cat 5
    cat 5e fixes some issues with 5
    • 100 mbit per second
    • 100 meters
  64. what do wire category ratings define?
    • speed and length
    • number of twists per inch
  65. what colors are fiber optic cables
    yellow and orange
  66. Name the parts of a fiber cable
    • glass core
    • cladding - light reflects off of this
    • cable jacket
  67. What are the two types of fiber optic cabling
    • single mode - yellow - designed to be used with lazers, thinner fiber goes loooong distance and has 2 connectors
    • multimode - orange - designed to propagate lights - always has two connectors (LED)
  68. ST connector
    fiber connector that punches in and twists
  69. SC connector
    are square just push in
  70. FC connector
    screws in
  71. LC Connector
    two connectors built into one
  72. MT-RJ Connector
    Two connectors
  73. physical contact fiber
    PC with slightly rounded edges

    less desired
  74. ultra physical contact
    • upc
    • more rounded
    • less light loss
    • more desired
  75. angle physical contact
    • APC
    • 7 degree angle
    • more desired
  76. What is the Plenum-rated fire rating
    • Plenum-rated - is a space between the dropped ceiling and the actual ceiling
    • or
    • the space between a raised floor and the actual floor

    Highest fire rating and resistance
  77. What is the Riser-rated  fire rating
    designed to run between floors in a building
  78. What is the PVC or non-plenum fire rating
    no fire protection at all
  79. two old network connections
    • serial ports - oldest -rs-232 language - db-9 and db-25
    • parallel ports - iEEE 1284 - db 25 female for printers and lantastic
  80. IEEE 802.3
    Ethernet standard
  81. What is a rollover or yost cable?
    Used on high end routers to interface with the device using a serial connection and db-9 serial port
  82. Basic Ethernet Frame parts
    • Preamble - I am coming
    • Destination MAC - 
    • Source MAC - 
    • Data Type - Ether Type - 2 bytes/octets what data type are we hauling i.e. ARP, IPV4, etc.
    • Data - Minimum must be 64 bytes will pad if under.  Max is 1522 octets
    • (PAD) -
    • FCS - Frame Check Sequence - 32 bytes
  83. Jumbo Frame   size on high speed network

    MTU max. transmission unit
    9000 bytes
  84. define

    10BASE5
    10mb baseband 500 meters

    used BNC connector on cable; pc had t-connector into mac card
  85. CSMA/CD - segmented cable only
    • Carrier Sense Multiple Access
    • Collision Detection

    frame goes both directions; need terminator resistor to prevent reflection

    computers can't talk at same time
  86. 10Base2 define
    10 mbits baseband 200 meters

    used BNC connector on cable; pc had t-connector into mac card

    up to 30 devices
  87. define 10BASET
    10 mb baseband max 100 meters

    CAT 3 or better

    no more than 1024 nodes

    old slow ; bus in a box
  88. how to crimp straight through cables
    • plastic piece is a crimp
    • crimper
    • 1) cut jacket
    • 2) untwist wires and put in order 
    • 3) Use collar to prealign
    • 4) Slide into crimp
    • 5) With Tab up, green on left from behind crimp; hold up and make sure each goes up
    • 6) Crimp it
  89. EIA/TIA 568A
    • 1-8
    • 1)green/white
    • 2)green
    • 3)orange/white
    • 4)blue
    • 5)blue/white
    • 6)orange
    • 7)brown/white
    • 8)brown
  90. how is a crossover cable different
    2 transmit and 2 receive

    one is 568A and 568B on the other end
  91. what is the technical term for an RJ-45 connector?
    8P8C connector
  92. things to know about csma/cd
    • bandwidth is split by number of conversations
    • mac cards roll the dice of milliseconds
    • collisions are common
    • collision domain - can hear same collision plugged into same domain
  93. switch communication
    • builds a mac address table to port
    • it will update in milliseconds
  94. What is the broadcast mac address
    FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF
  95. reasons to broadcast?
    announce network name, trying to find specific computer
  96. what is a broadcast domain
    hooked to a switch and can hear others broadcasts

    maintenance ports allow to hear others traffic like  hub
  97. What layer is frame, packet, segment
    layer 2, 3, 4
  98. frame size
    1500 bytes
  99. is a hub a repeater
    yes it sends a copy of frame to all other connections
  100. what information do i get with ipconfig?
    ipv, subnet mask, gateway
  101. how many character is mac address
    48 bits, 12 char
  102. what is a broadcast frame?
    FF-FF-FF-FF-FF-FF  every device processes
  103. what is a broadcast domain
    all computers that can hear the broadcast basically all plugged to hub/switch
  104. Example of logical addressing?
    IP addressing
  105. if a frame is for a pc on another network id, what mac addresses is used.
    the destination mac address is that of the default gateway router, the destination ip address is for the intended pc.  At the router, the frame (mac address) is stripped off leaving ip addresses.  Then the router reattaches new mac addresses, the dest is the receiving pc mac address and the src is the router's mac address.
  106. how many well known ports?
    0-1024
  107. how many not well known ports?
    1025-65535
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