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Review Notes (Miscellaneous) Flashcards

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1
Q

What is the difference between “drop” and “deny”?

A

“drop” makes it disappear, “deny” means it is blocked

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2
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If you wanted to see the layer 3 int, AP access-lists, what cmd would you run?

A

“show ip interface”

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3
Q

Sniffer = tcpdump but no logging. True or False?

A

True

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4
Q

determines what level of permissions will be given

A

RID

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5
Q

dynamically assigns IP addresses to host machines

A

DHCP

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6
Q

converts host name into a IP address

A

A Record (Host)

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7
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points IP address to a name

A

PTR Record (pointer)

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8
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tracks TCP (FW design)

A

Stateful Inspection

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9
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no client side changes (proxy)

A

intercept/transparent

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10
Q

not automatic; requires input (proxy)

A

explicit

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11
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repository of everything (Directory Services)

A

Active Directory

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12
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user names, machine accounts and services are examples of what? (Directory Services)

A

object types

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13
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alias, nicknames (Directory Services)

A

Canonical Name Record (CNAME)

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14
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re-directs DNS responses, prevents response to malware, virus, etc. (Directory Services)

A

Blackhole Domain

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15
Q

list of offending servers and publish addresses of computers/networks in spam

A

Blackhole list

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16
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stores information on alerts, loss, list, whats in network (HBSS)

A

Database

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17
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protects against Trojans, viruses (HBSS)

A

VSE

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18
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blocks/allows programs

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Host Intrusion Prevention System

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19
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controls/communicates changes occuring in IT environment

A

change management

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20
Q

removing a proxy from BASE and FW from computers would be an example of what service management?

A

change management

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21
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“what I did”, tracking exact state of overall IT environment (service management)

A

config management

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22
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data centers (day-to-day system management, deliver data)

A

Area Processing Center

23
Q

24 AF, output on AFIN changes, tracked by INOSCs

A

NOTAM

24
Q

16 GWs, unit that operates AFIN

A

26th NOS

25
Q

added layer of security, can segregate things that can be vulnerable?

A

DMZ

26
Q

guidelines that can help organizations implement best practices

A

ITIL

27
Q

interface, logical partition

A

Burb

28
Q

group up to 16 mailbox servers that host a set of instructions

A

DAG

29
Q

changes are document and authorized (service management)

A

change management)

30
Q

implement the authorized changes (service management)

A

release management

31
Q

updating after approved; document current state (service management)

A

config management

32
Q

controls network core services

A

Enterprise Service Unit (ESU)

33
Q

delivers core services

A

Area Processing Center (APC) - Data Center

34
Q

What division at 624 OC generates the orders?

A

624 OC

35
Q

Who is responsible for Step 6 Assessment?

A

Begins with Battle Damage Assessment (BDA) by Combat Operations Division (MOPs), completed by SRD (MOEs)

36
Q

two types of entities in JIE enterprise directory and IDAM?

A

person, non-person

37
Q

in active directory, what can be described as a blueprint that describes each object?

A

schema

38
Q

what remotely scans, accesses systems, characterizes emerging targets?

A

Cyberspace Surveillance Package (CSP)

39
Q

What should be used when external (untrusted/less trusted) sources needed to access one of your sensors?

A

DMZ

40
Q

CTO is updated daily. True or False?

A

True

41
Q

What is the situational awareness hub for Communications/Cyber functions on most bases?

A

Communication Focal Point

42
Q

Types of DCC - P missions?

A

Combat Cyber Patrol, Pursuit, Mission, Engagement

43
Q

Who manages the BlueCoat proxy?

A

INOSCs

44
Q

every base, handles day-to-day problems as they arise

A

Communications Focal Point (CFP)

45
Q

folks that provide onsite maintenance on base as issues aries

A

Client Systems Team

46
Q

which forces are reactive in nature?

A

Cyber Alert Patrol

47
Q

administrative action when someone takes a system down for MX

A

switchover

48
Q

when devices fails, service picked up by another device

A

failover

49
Q

mail flow to server (protocol)

A

SMTP

50
Q

mirrors mailbox on location machine (protocol)

A

IMAP

51
Q

allows users to send ON BEHALF of user log (permissions)

A

Send As

52
Q

allows user to do anything to a mailbox except send an email (permission)

A

Full Access

53
Q

resolves tier 2 incidents/tickets

A

INOSC

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