Network Administration - MikroTik and VirtualBox Exam Review

Vocabulary flashcards covering the key concepts and terminology found in the Network Administration 1 semester exam review for MikroTik and VirtualBox environments.

Basic MikroTik Configuration (VirtualBox)

The process of setting up MikroTik on VirtualBox to function as a server for a Windows XP client, including IP Address settings and connectivity testing.

Identity (MikroTik)

A router setting that should be adjusted to reflect the device's name or function to facilitate easier identification and management.

Hotspot DNS Error "while resolving ip-address"

An error message indicating the router could not get an answer from the DNS server, requiring troubleshooting of DNS settings during hotspot setup.

Hotspot Server Creation

The initial phase of MikroTik hotspot configuration which involves setting up the server, creating user profiles, and enabling the client login process.

VirtualBox (Network Administration)

A software tool used as a virtual alternative to physical MikroTik hardware for learning and testing network configurations.

DNS Server Function

A service on MikroTik that resolves domain names; if configured incorrectly, it prevents proper network communication and name resolution.

Interface (MikroTik)

The physical or virtual ports on a router that should be renamed according to their specific functions for better organizational clarity.

MikroTik User

A management-level account used to access and configure the MikroTik router itself.

Hotspot User

An end-user account created specifically to authenticate and access internet services through a hotspot captive portal.

Action Accept

A Firewall Filter Rule in MikroTik that allows specific data packets to pass through the network.

Action Drop

A Firewall Filter Rule in MikroTik that rejects and discards specific data packets to protect the network.

Administrator Core Concepts

The fundamental knowledge of basic configuration, user management, hotspot services, and firewalls required before managing large-scale networks.