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FTP stands for what?

file transfer protocol

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what is FTP used for?

its used to share files with users in a LAN or a WAN

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what ports does FTP use?

TCP 20 and 21

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SFTP stands for what?

secure file transfer protocol

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what is SFTP?

the same thing as FTP but has encryption

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what port does SFTP use?

TCP port 22

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what is TFTP used for?

its mostly used in order to manage routers and switches

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TFTP stands for what?

trivial file transfer protocol

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what port does TFTP use?

UDP port 69

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SMTP stands for?

simple mail transfer protocol

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what does SMTP do?

send outgoing mail to a server

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what port does SMTP use?

TCP port 25

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POP3 stands for?

post office protocol

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what does POP3 do?

downloads incoming mail from a server

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what port does POP3 use?

TCP port 110

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IMAP stands for?

internet message access protocol

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what does IMAP do?

synchronizes incoming mail from a server

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what port does IMAP use?

TCP port 143

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what does Telnet do?

this provides remote command line access to interact with a server

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what port does telnet use?

TCP port 23

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SSH stands for?

secure shell

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what does SSH do?

the same exact thing telnet does, but encrypts it

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what port does SSH use?

TCP port 22

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what two protocols use port 22?

SSH and SFTP

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DNS stands for?

domain name service

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what port does DNS use?

TCP/UDP port 53

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DHCP stands for?

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

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what does DHCP do?

automatically gives the computers on your network IP addresses

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what port does DHCP use?

UDP port 67 (server port) and 68 (client port)

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HTTP stands for?

hyper text transfer protocol

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what does HTTP do?

transfers you to webpages

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what port does HTTP use?

TCP port 80

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HTTPS stands for?

hyper text transfer protocol secure

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what does HTTPS do?

used to securely transfer you to a webpage

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what port does HTTPS use?

TCP port 443

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NetBios stands for?

network basic input/output system

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what does NetBios do?

provides various network communication features in a windows network

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what port does NetBios use?

TCP/UDP port 137/139

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SNMP stands for?

Simple Network Management Protocol

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what does SNMP do?

pulls logs files to monitor devices on a LAN

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what port does SNMP use?

UDP port 161/162

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LDAP stands for?

lightweight directory access protocol

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what does LDAP do?

allows you to find all the information you AD domain will offer

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what port does LDAP use?

TCP/UPD port 389

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SMB stands for?

server message block

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what does SMB do?

provides file sharing, network browsing, and printing services

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what port does SMB use?

TCP port 445

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RDP stands for?

remote desktop protocol

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what does RDP do?

used to securely remotely access a windows desktop

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what port does RDP use?

TCP port 3389

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TCP stands for?

transmission control protocol

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what is TCP?

a handshake between two network devices to acknowledge the data has been sent and received

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TCP and UDP are what?

They are the underlying protocols that makes the other protocols work

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UDP stands for?

user datagram protocol

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UDP does what?

an unreliable connection that constantly sends data without checking if it’s been received (much lighter data packet)

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what are the properties of 2.4 GHz?

longer range, better penetration, slower speeds, 11 channels, and only channels 1,6, and 11 are non overlapping

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what are the properties of 5 GHz?

shorter range, poor penetration, faster speeds, 45 channels and 24 are non overlapping

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Wifi 1

802.11a (5 GHz)

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wifi 2

802.11b (2.4 GHz)

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wifi 3

802.11g (2.4 GHz)

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wifi 4

802.11n (2.4 and 5 GHz)

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wifi 5

802.11ac (2.4 and 5 GHz)

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wifi 6

802.11ax (2.4 and 5 GHz)

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which wifi’s can use MIMO?

the last 3, wifi 4-6

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the higher the wifi number means what?

the faster the speeds

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SSID stands for?

service set identifier

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when setting up a access point do what with the IP?

keep it a static IP

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what is a spam gateway?

keeps spam from entering your emails

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UTM stands for?

unified threat management

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UTM does what?

a combination of antimalware, firewall, and IDS

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proxy server does what?

requests webpages on behalf of users and can filter the web traffic (blocking websites)

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SCADA stands for?

supervisory control and data acquisition

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SCADA does what?

really old industrial systems that provides water, gas, and electric power (usually segmented off)

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IOT does what?

all devices that connect to the internet

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explain DNS simply

It allows us to memorize domain names, but the computer can translate it to an IP address.

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what are DNS records?

records that allows the DNS to do different things with IP addresses

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what is AAAA?

turns a dns name into a IPv6 address

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what are the 3 TXT records?

SPF, DKIM, and DMARC

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SPF stands for?

sender policy framework

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DKIM stands for?

domain keys identified mail

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DMARC stands for?

domain-based message authentication, reporting, and conformance

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SPF record does what?

is a list of hostnames and IP’s mail can be sent from

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DKIM record does what?

makes a key for authorization of mail being sent and received

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DMARC record does what?

controls on what happens if the authentication fails from DKIM

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CNAME record does what?

allows different abbreviations for one domain name

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MX record does what?

tells you what is your email server

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VLANs do what?

allows you to partition different parts of a network

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what do we need on our devices in order to connect to a network?

a NIC card

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SOHO routers do what?

they are multifunction devices that is a switch, router, firewall, and more all in one

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PoE stands for?

Power over ethernet

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PoE does what?

allows you to send power devices using an ethernet cable

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ONT stands for?

optical network terminal

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ONT does what?

converts the optical signal coming through the fiber into separate signals for TV, voice, and data