October 16, 2012
There are three methods, by which a switch will use to process incoming frames
- store-and-forward (default)
- cut through
- fragment free
Store and forward:
The entire frame is stored and then forwarded, the switch will read the FCS before forwarding to check for errors, this is the best method for error detection
Cut through:
only the mac addresse are read, then begins forwarding before checking the FCS, this method is the fastest but there is no error detection whilst using this method
Fragment free:
Reads the first 64bytes for errors, if none are found it begins forwarding the frame.
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Switches | Tagged: ccent, ccent exam, ccna, ccna exam, cisco, cisco switches, cut through, fragment free, hints n tips, networking, store and forward, study, switches |
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Posted by Josh Gahan
October 14, 2012
All ports below 1024 are RESERVED
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Did you know?, Networking | Tagged: advice, ccna, cent, did you know, networking, port numbers, ports, Q&A, question, questions |
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Posted by Josh Gahan
October 14, 2012
The following is not an exhaustive list but from all the texts that i have read these are the most common that you will need to know when taking the Cisco Exams
Protocol |
TCP/UDP |
Number |
FTP Data |
TCP |
20 |
FTP Control |
TCP |
21 |
SSH |
TCP |
22 |
Telnet |
TCP |
23 |
SMTP |
TCP |
25 |
HTTP |
TCP |
80 |
POP3 |
TCP |
110 |
SSL |
TCP |
443 |
DHCP |
UDP |
67,68 |
TFTP |
UDP |
69 |
SNMP |
UDP |
161 |
DNS |
TCP/UDP |
53 |
VOIP Range: UDP Ports 16384 – 32767 are used for voice
I have also attached a few copies of the information provided PDF and Microsoft Word DOC
Common Ports PDF
Common Ports DOC
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Networking, Protocols | Tagged: ccna, cent, port numbers, ports, TCP, UDP |
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Posted by Josh Gahan
October 14, 2012
The answer to yesterdays question is…
TRUE
and if you didn’t get the bonus points the Routing protocol used would of been RIP (Routing Information Protocol)
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Question 2 | Tagged: answer, answers, ccna, hop, hop count, networking, question, questions, RIP |
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Posted by Josh Gahan
October 13, 2012
True or False
A network that is 15 hops away is considered unreachable ?
and for bonus points answer what routing protocol would be using hop counts as it’s metric ?
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Question 2, Questions | Tagged: ccna, hop count, networking, question, questions |
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Posted by Josh Gahan
October 13, 2012
Yesterdays questions asked:
What is a stub network .. ?
The Answer is..
A network with only one entry and exit point
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Question 1, Questions | Tagged: answer, answers, networking, Q&A, stub network |
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Posted by Josh Gahan
October 12, 2012
The Similarities Are..
- Source Port
- Destination Port
- Checksum
and that’s it!
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Networking, Protocols, Transport Layer | Tagged: networking, TCP, transmission control protocol, UDP, user datagram protocol |
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Posted by Josh Gahan
October 12, 2012
What is a stub Network … ?
Answer Tommorow
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Question 1, Questions | Tagged: networking, Q&A, questions, stub network |
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Posted by Josh Gahan
October 12, 2012
TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)
- Connection orientated
- Provides Windowing (Flow Control)
- Error detection using sequence and Acknowledgment numbers
- Error recovery
UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
- Best effort delivery
- Zero error “detection”
- Zero windowing capabilities
- Connectionless
NB.
TCP uses a three way handshake to establish the connection with the remote host, while UDP does not, this is why TCP is referred to as a connection orientated protocol
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Networking, Protocols, Transport Layer | Tagged: connection orientated, connectionless, protocol, TCP, three way handshake, transmission control protocol, transport layer, UDP, user datagram protocol |
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Posted by Josh Gahan
October 12, 2012
Put simply it is the IP Address and Port number written together e.g.
10.1.1.2:80
IP ADDRESS: 10.1.1.2
PORT: 80
Simple 😀
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Networking, Sockets | Tagged: port numbers, ports, socket, what is a socket |
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