Network Servers and Services Lesson 001: File and Print Servers

What does UTM stand for?

Unified Threat Management.

Unified Threat Management

Blocks malicious traffic, scans spam, and filters network traffic.

What are the two different types of file and print servers?

Intranet and Internet.

Server

Can be configured to allow the clients on the network to access the network and be able to read and write to its disk (file share.

What is the drive called that is used for file or printer sharing in most enterprise environments?

S:

Print Server

Can be a physical workstation or network infrastructure that provides printing functionality.

What are the two general types of Intranet file and print servers?

Window-based and Linux Unix-based.

What protocol/s does a Windows-based file and print server rely on?

Relies on the NetBIOS protocol and/or SMB.

What is NetBIOS used for?

File and printer sharing in a Windows network.

What port’s does NetBIOS utilize?

Ports 137 and 139.

What functionality does NetBIOS allow the user to utilize?

Name services and session services over the term connection, running on top of TCP/IP.

What does SMB stand for?

Server Message Block.