Chapter 6: Introduction to TCP/IP

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Port 80 is used by __.

HTTP

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Port 22 is used by __.

SSH

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Port 23 is used by __.

Telnet

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Port 25 is used by __.

SMTP

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Port 53 is used by __.

DNS

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Port 67/68 are used by __.

DHCP

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Port 110 is used by __.

POP3

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Port 137/139 is used by __.

NetBIOS/NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT)

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Port 143 is used by __.

IMAP

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Port 161/162 are used by __.

SNMP

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Port 389 is used by __.

LDAP

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Port 443 is used by __.

HTTPS

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Port 445 is used by __.

SMB/CIFS

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Port 3389 is used by __.

RDP

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TCP is a __ protocol.

connection-oriented

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UDP is a __ protocol.

connectionless

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Port 69 is used by __.

TFTP

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FTP stands for __.

File Transfer Protocol

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An IPv4 address is a __-bit binary address.

32

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An IPv4 address is divided into the __ portion.

network portion

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The __ portion identifies the specific device on the network.

host portion

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CIDR stands for Classless Inter-Domain Routing.

Classless Inter-Domain Routing

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Public IP addresses are routable on the __.

Internet

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The private Class A range is 10.0.0.0–10.255.255.255; default subnet mask is __.

255.0.0.0

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The private Class B range is 172.16.0.0–172.31.255.255; default subnet mask is __.

255.240.0.0

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The private Class C range is 192.168.0.0–192.168.255.255; default subnet mask is __.

255.255.0.0

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APIPA addresses start with __.

169.254.x.x/16

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In DHCP, a 'Scope' defines a range of __.

IP addresses

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In DHCP, a 'Reservation' assigns a specific IP to a particular __.

client

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In DHCP, a 'Lease' defines the amount of time a client can use an __.

IP address

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SOA stands for __.

Start of Authority

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MX records designate the __ that handle mail for a domain.

mail exchange

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A records map a hostname to an __ address.

IPv4

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AAAA records map a hostname to an __ address.

IPv6

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CNAME records define a domain's __.

canonical name

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TXT records are used for __ and domain ownership verification.

spam prevention

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DKIM stands for __.

Domain Keys Identified Mail

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SPF stands for __.

Sender Policy Framework

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DMARC stands for __.

Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance

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IPv6 supports unicast, anycast, and __.

multicast

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Global unicast address range starts at __.

2000::/3

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Unique local unicast address range is __.

FC00::/7

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Link-local unicast range is __.

FE80::/10

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Loopback address in IPv6 is __.

::1

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VLANs operate at the __ layer.

Data Link

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A 'Trunk' carries traffic for multiple __ across switches.

VLANs

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A VPN creates a secure __ through an untrusted network.

tunnel

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A VPN connects a remote client to a corporate network through a __.

VPN server