Cloud Frontiers: A Deep Dive into Serverless Spatial Data and FME
Orientation.pptx
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2. Networking 2 – Advanced
Networking
IT 3C
In-person class / Thursday / 1-3PM
Synchronous class / Tuesday / 1-3PM
3. Syllabus
• Introduction of Advanced Network
• Technology and Facilities
• Advanced Network Technology Concepts
• IOT Concepts and Discussion
• Different Advanced Network Devices and Technology
• Facilitating Advanced Network Technology
4. Syllabus
• Principles of Fiber Optics Technology
• History and Concepts
• Types and Usage
• Tools and Equipment for Fiber Optics Implementation
• Designing Network using Fiber Optics Technology
• Performing Fiber Optics Process
• Implementation and Troubleshooting Fiber Optics Technology
5. Syllabus
• Wireless Communications
• Introduction of Wireless Communications
• Different Wireless Technology and Usage
• WiFi Technologies Concepts
• Designing Wireless Networks
• Performing Wireless Communications Set-up
• Maintenance and Troubleshooting of Wireless Technology
• Securing Wireless Networks
6. Syllabus
• Virtual Private Network
• Introduction of VPN
• Tunneling and Encryption Protocols
• Basic VPN concepts
• VPN configurations
• VPN policies and procedures Securing VPN
7. Syllabus
• Firewalls
• Firewalls Concepts
• Hardware and software firewalls
• Standard firewall functionality and common implementation practices
• Designing Firewalls
• Managing Firewalls
8. Syllabus
• Intrusion Detection Systems
• Components of an intrusion detection system
• Technologies and techniques of intrusion detection
• Process of intrusion detection
• Implementing intrusion detection systems
• IDS limitations
• Six-step incident response process
9. Syllabus
• Server Maintenance
• Rules and regulations
• Security Protection Measures
• Back-up Plan and Procedures
• Maintenance and Management
10. Additional Topics
• Linux 101
• Introduction to Command Line
• Files and Filesystem
• Users and Groups
• Installing Software
• Shells
• More Utilities
• Text Editors
• Process Management
• Regular Expressions
• Scripting
12. Question 1
• Communication between a computer and a keyboard involves
______________ transmission.
• a) Automatic
• b) Half-duplex
• c) Full-duplex
• d) Simplex
13. Question 2
• A _______ is the physical path over which a message travels.
• a) Path
• b) Medium
• c) Protocol
• d) Route
14. Question 3
• Which of this is not a network edge device?
• a) PC
• b) Smartphones
• c) Servers
• d) Switch
15. Question 4
• A _________ set of rules that governs data communication.
• a) Protocols
• b) Standards
• c) RFCs
• d) Servers
16. Question 5
• Physical or logical arrangement of network is __________
• a) Topology
• b) Routing
• c) Networking
• d) Control
17. Question 6
• Which network topology requires a central controller or hub?
• a) Star
• b) Mesh
• c) Ring
• d) Bus
18. Question 7
• Data communication system spanning states, countries, or the whole
world is ________
• a) LAN
• b) WAN
• c) MAN
• d) PAN
19. Question 8
• Data communication system within a building or campus is________
• a) LAN
• b) WAN
• c) MAN
• d) PAN
Editor's Notes
D. In simplex transmission, data flows in single direction which in this case refers to the data flowing from the keyboard to the computer. Another example would be of the mouse where the data flows from the mouse to the computer only.
B. Messages travel from sender to receiver via a physical path called the medium using a set of methods/rules called protocol. Mediums can be guided (wired) or unguided (wireless).
D. Network edge devices refer to host systems, which can host applications like web browser. A switch can’t operate as a host, but as a central device which can be used to manage network communication.
A. In communications, a protocol refers to a set of rules and regulations that allow a network of nodes to transmit and receive information. Each layer in the network model has a protocol set, for example, the transport layer has TCP and UDP protocols.
Answer: a Explanation: Topology in networks is the structure or pattern in which each and every node in the network is connected. There are many topologies in networking like bus, tree, ring, star, mesh, and hybrid topology. There is no particular best topology and a suitable topology can be chosen based on the kind of application of the network .
Answer: a Explanation: In star topology, no computer is connected to another computer directly but all the computers are connected to a central hub. Every message sent from a source computer goes through the hub and the hub then forwards the message only to the intended destination computer.
Answer: b Explanation: WAN is the abbreviation for Wide Area Network. This network extends over a large geographical area. WANs are used to connect cities, states or even countries. A wireless connection is required to build a WAN. The best example of WAN is the Internet.
Answer: a Explanation: LAN is an abbreviation for Local Area Network. This network interconnects computers in a small area such as schools, offices, residence etc. It is the most versatile kind of data communication system where most of the computer network concepts can be visibly used.
