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What is a Content Switch?
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Avance networking device that works at least at layer 7(application Layer) and hides server behind a single IP address.
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What is InterVLAN Routing?
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A feature on some switches to create virtual routers.
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What is Intrusion detection/intrusion prevention?
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A process used to detect that something has intruded into a network and that protects networks from intrusions.
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What is Load Balancing?
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The process of taking several servers and making them look like a single server, distributing the processing and network traffic load across the physical servers.
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What is a Multilayer Switch?
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A swtich that has functions that operate at multiple layers of the OSI seven-layer model.
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What is Point-to-point tunneling protocol (PPTP)?
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A protocol that works with PPP to provide a secure data link between computers usiing encryption.
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What is Port Authentication?
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A function of many advanced networking devices that authenticates a connecting device at the point of connection.
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What is Prot Mirroring?
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The capability of many advanced switches to mirror data from any or all physical ports on a switch to a single physical port. Useful for any type of situation where an administer needs to inspect packets coming from certain computers.
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What is a Proxy Server?
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A device that fetches internet resources for a client without exposing that client directly to the internet. Most proxy servers accept requests for HTTP,FTP,POP3 and SMPT resources. the proxy server often caches, or stores, a copy of the requested resource for later use.
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What is a Quality of Service(QoS)?
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Policies that control how much bandwidth a protocol, pc, user, VLAN, or IP address may use.
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What is a Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS)?
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A special remote access server program, originally only available on windows server, on which a PPTP endpoint is placed in Microsoft networks.
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What is Traffic shaping?
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Controlling the flow of packets into or out from the network according to the type of packet or other rules
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What is a Trunk Port?
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A port on a switch configured to carry all data, regardless of VLAN number, between all switches in a LAN.
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What is Trunking?
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The process of transfering VLAN data between two or more switches.
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What is Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN)?
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A LAN that, using VLAN-capable switches, places some systems on a virtual broadcast domains.
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