Score Given: 6/25
Things To Remember:
- nslooup is used for querying DNS servers to obtain domain name or IP address mapping
- HTTPS uses SSL/TLS on TCP port 443
- In transport mode, IPsec offers encryption.
- TCP port 20 is used for FTP data transfer.
- Coaxial cabling is used with BNC connectors.
- IPv6 addresses consist of 128 bits.
- Layer 2 tunneling Protocol offers no encryptions used with IPsecruns over UDP port 1701
- Network Time Protocol uses UDP port 123
- Smurf attack is an example of a Distributed Denial of Service attack.
- CSMA/CA is the name of an access method used in wireless networks.
- Fake logon screen on a system will most probably be a result of downloading and installing a trojan horse.
- Internet Group Management Protocol is used for establishing multicast group memberships used on IPv4 networks.
- IMAP4 runs on TCP 143 and is used for retrieving e-mail messages from e-mail servers.
- MAC address's consist of 48 bits and is also known as a physical address.
- CSMA/CD is used as an access method used in ethernet networks.
- 802.3ae defines 10 Gigabit Ethernet
The challenge is going to be to maintain the proper balance. While I am most grateful for all your help with the OLPC project, I want to make sure you have enough time to prepare to pass this test before you finish the year. You can help see that happens in two ways: 1. Remind me of this if I ask for too much of your time on the OLPC project. 2. Use *every* minute of class time toward one of these two important goals. ;-)
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