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    NT1330 Unit 1 Lab Report

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    Individual processes underwent through installation and configuration of the two devices is detailed in the wiki entry on RHEL web server. Various credentials are required at times to access services like my user accounts and admin credentials on the router, which are listed as follows: Router login - admin:pfsense…

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    exchange data with each other. What are the different challenges that you need to overcome? Host Identification on small networks isn’t a problem as it can be set up with manual ways of addressing, but will be exponentially harder the larger a network becomes. Protocols, DHCP servers and addressing are a huge need if you want to create and sustain a large, expanding network. A standard specifies a protocol. Protocols are needed so both communicating entities can understand each other and this…

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    Nt1330 Unit 3 Assignment 1

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    Create new scope of server, Assign scope name and description. Now define a range of IP address, start and end date Now use any excusive address that is server IP address Now select lease duration, now configure DHCP [3] options now Insert router IP address which is 192.168.1.1 in my case, press next---> Next--->activate scope now--->then finish 5) Roaming Profile [4]: For creating of centrally profile [4] of all domain users’ roaming profile [4] is use. In…

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    IPv4 and IPv6’s main difference In order to transit the network configuration to IPv6, the company needs to understand the different features and functions between IPv4 and IPv6. Both Internet protocols support the network layer of the OSI model. The main differences of two protocols are provided in the section. The detail functionalities and operations of IPv4 can be found in RFC 791. IPv6 specification is in the RFC 2460. • Address IPv4 address has 4 bytes that is also equal to 32 bits long.…

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    Advantage Of NAT

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    order to prevent the quick reduction of IPv4 addresses. The development of NAT will allow routers, firewalls and servers running on network operating system to convert addresses between the internet (public) and private networks. This is done by configuration of routers to make sure that they drop or ignore these private IP addresses from the public internet. By doing this an organization can re-use any of the private IPv4 addresses unlike public addresses. NAT only allows for one single…

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    The Importance Of Firewall

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    implements an access control policy among two networks. Example: “Allows: http, mails etc. Keeps out: intruders, denial of services attacks etc.” 1.10.1 Firewall work: The protocol that computers use to be in touch on the internet is called TCP/IP. Each computer on the Internet has a only one of its kind internet protocol and each computer has a run of ports used to be in touch with other computers “Ex: http (web pages) – port 80 FTP (file) – port 21” 1.10.2 Need of firewall: We…

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    What is a VPN? It stands for virtual private network. Its main purpose is to secure the connections between the host and the server. It fulfills that purpose by using tunneling protocols, encryption, data encapsulation and certified connections to protect the identity of the host. The simplest way to think about it is to compare it to a LAN connection but without wiring. The History of VPN: Early VPNs were often set up to give individual employees secure remote access to their company…

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    Nt1310 Final Exam Paper

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    2.3 What is Protocol? Protocol is defined as a set of Rules which governs the communication to a network Between the Layers. In Order to establish a communication in a network Successfully, These are the Following Example: File Transfer Protocol, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. 2.4 What is a protocol data unit (PDU)? Protocol Data Unit is the both the Data from Next Higher Communication layer and Total Control Information, in simple it the Combination of Bothe the Higher Layer and Information.…

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    Ace Mortgage Business Plan

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    classified closed network there will be no requirement for WINS services. The main protocols that are already built inside of Windows server is Internet Protocols (IP) Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) User Datagram Protocol (UDP), Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) are just a few named. During the configuration of the network switches and routers the ports that these protocols use to communication must be opened for sending and receiving packets through…

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    Ntc300 Unit 1

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    To fully understand how servers and clients are able to exchange information across the Internet we must understand the workings of the most widely used protocol used in computing. That protocol is the TCP/IP protocol and associated common set of rules for addressing. IP addresses The TCP/IP protocol suite uses an Internet address, or IP address, to identify each network interface on the network. Devices can have more that one interface connected to the network. Each interface must have a…

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