2. Explain significance of TELNET's reliance on the TCP/IP protocol for virtual terminal services
1. What is TELNET, and how does it function within computer networks?
5. With secure protocols like SSH, in what scenarios might Telnet still be preferred or required,why
4. Given Telnet's lack of encryption and susceptibility to security threats, how would you mitigate
3. Discuss the negotiation process that occurs once a Telnet connection is established
2. Can you explain the client-server model in context of Telnet, its importance for remote mgt
1. What is the significance of Telnet operating on top of the TCP/IP protocol stack
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1. Discuss security implications of using Telnet for remote access, explain why SSH is recommended 5.a friend's machine at 192.168.34.37 is unable to send you email due to a blocked connection?
4. Explain the significance of the rule "iptables -A INPUT -s 192.168.34.37 -j ACCEPT"
3. Describe the command used to block communication from a specific IP address to your machine
2. What does "iptables -P FORWARD DROP," do? how does it affect the packet-filtering system
1. Can you explain how the iptables system works in practice?
5. In the filter table of iptables, three basic chains are mentioned: INPUT, OUTPUT, and FORWARD
4. The text introduces iptables as the system for creating and manipulating firewall rules in Linux.
3. What criteria do firewalls typically use to drop, reject, or accept packets
2. In the context of Linux, how are firewall rules organized,relationship between chains and tables
1. Why is it essential for routers to include a firewall in network configurations?
5. What advantages do custom Linux firmware distributions, such as OpenWRT, provide when installed
4. release of source code by Linksys and emergence of specialized Linux distributions like OpenWRT
3. Explain role of Linux in development of router software. what steps did they take to adapt
2. Describe the specialized router hardware that manufacturers developed in response to the demand
1. How did the evolution of broadband usage lead to the demand for routers, and why did Linux users,
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5.What kernel configurations, iptables support are required to set up a Linux machine as NAT router 4.whatis the need for dissecting packets beyond internet layer, particularly focusing on UDP,TCP 3. Why is NAT necessary for hosts on a private network to communicate with the internet 2. Walk through the steps involved in the NAT process as described in the text. 1. Can you explain the concept of Network Address Translation (NAT) and its significance 5.What challenge arises when hosts on private subnets attempt to communicate with the outside world
4. Why is a small subnet like 10.23.2.0/24 considered a suitable choice, what is class C subnets
3.explain the significance of RFC 1918, 6761 in the context of selecting IP subnets for private nw
2. What is the primary difference between using a block of internet addresses from your ISP
1. When setting up your own network, why is the choice of IP subnet an important consideration
5. Why is Network Address Translation (NAT) essential for providing internet connectivity to hosts
4. What command is used to enable IP forwarding in the Linux router's kernel
3. Explain the purpose of the routing table entries shown in the provided excerpt
2. In the given example(figure below), what are the IP addresses assigned to the router for the LAN
1.How can you configure a Linux machine to function as a router with multiple physical n/w
2. Describe process of connecting to a web server using telnet, retrieving HTML source of webpage
1. How would you use telnet to troubleshoot a connectivity issue with an SMTP server
5. For Telnet usage, why is it recommended to create a new user instead of using the root account
4. How do you allow the Telnet port through firewall on both Red Hat-based, Ubuntu/Debian systems
3. What steps are involved in configuring the Telnet service on a remote machine to ensure it's up
01.Introduction to Networks and Configurations. Queries and Points to Ponder
Network Applications and Services: Queries and Points to Ponder...
3. Discuss specific use cases for Telnet. Why Telnet might still be chosen over more secure alternat
2. Can you explain the client-server model of Telnet and how it establishes a connection
1. The evolution of nw protocols impacted relevance, security of Telnet in networking
5.Linux utilities iw and wpa_supplicant in the context of configuring wireless networks.
4. How does Linux handle wireless network authentication and encryption
3. Describe roles of access points in managing wireless nws,how they bridge wired, wireless nws
2. What are the key components of wireless networks that require additional configuration tools in L
1. Explain main diff bwn wired, wireless Ethernet networks, wrt. components in the physical layer
3. Apart from using firewalld,what other security measures should be implemented to enhance security
Queries
2. How to configure a firewall in Fedora Linux to secure a Telnet connection
5. Why does ARP only apply to machines on local subnets
4.explain the step-by-step process through which the MAC addresses get added to the cache
3.ARP cache ($ ip -4 neigh), what does each field represent
014.01.62.2. How does the ARP cache facilitate efficient communication in a network
1.role of the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) in the context of IP over Ethernet
5. Discuss the significance of the global network prefix in stateless IPv6 configuration 4. global IPv6 address in a stateless configuration? router advertisement (RA) messages play 3. Describe the initial steps involved in stateless IPv6 network configuration 2.Explain the concept of stateless configuration in IPv6 1.What are some of the assumptions on which DHCP relies for its effective functioning 5.Discuss the two DHCP clients ISC dhclient and systemd-networkd DHCP client
4.Explain the lease concept in DHCP
3.what device typically acts as the DHCP server
2.Describe the process a host follows to obtain its configuration using DHCP
1.Why is DHCP commonly used in IPv4 networks,what advantages does it offer to nw admin
5. Discuss the potential consequences and precautions mentioned regarding the execution of iptables
4.Explain steps involved in configuring iptables to allow ICMP traffic, particularly for ping
3. Why is it crucial to allow only trusted packets and deny everything else when configuring firewal
2.firewall strategies,what are the two fundamental scenarios discussed for protecting machines
1. Enhancing the security of an individual machine by configuring firewall rules in the INPUT chain
10.How does UDP handle error detection 9.an application that uses UDP,explain why it is well-suited for that particular app 8.Why is UDP considered a simpler transport layer than TCP 7.Compare and contrast TCP and UDP, highlighting their approaches to data transmission 6.Describe the characteristics of TCP as a transport layer protocol 5.purpose of the /etc/services file in relation to well-known port numbers 4.open TCP connections on a Linux machine using the netstat command 3.How does a process initiate a TCP connection,what distinguishes the client from server 2.the concept of TCP ports and their significance in establishing connections 1. What is the role of transport layer protocols in networking 10.significance of the loopback interface (lo) in network configuration
9./etc/nsswitch.conf file and its role in controlling name-related precedence settings
8.How can you check the current DNS settings on a Linux system
7.Multicast DNS (mDNS),Link-Local Multicast Name Resolution (LLMNR) in zero-configuration
6. How does systemd-resolved enhance traditional DNS configurations, combining name lookup
5. What are the challenges with the traditional DNS configuration, how are they addressed
4. Describe the traditional configuration file for DNS servers, /etc/resolv.conf
3.How does a process initiate a TCP connection, what distinguishes the client from server
2.Can you explain the concept of TCP ports and their significance in establishing connections
1. Can you explain the importance of DNS in network configuration
10.Explain the concept of dispatching in NetworkManager configuration, particularly how a
9.How does NetworkManager handle unmanaged devices, and what options are available for sp
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