Network+ Exam Cram 2

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DAS (dual attached stations)

data access

     troubleshooting checklist 2nd

data flow control

     LLC (Logical Link Control) standards (IEEE 802 standards)

data transmission rates 2nd

data-link layer (OSI reference model) 2nd

     LLC (Logical Link Control) layer

     MAC (Media Access Control) layer

databases

     partitioning

     replication

datagram packet switching 2nd

dB(decibels)

     wireless antennas

decimal-to-binary value conversion chart

dedicated local bandwidth

default gateways 2nd 3rd

     versus gateways 2nd

Destination Host Unreachable error message (ping utility)

DFS (Distributed File Systems)

     Windows servers 2nd

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) 2nd

     dynamic addresses

     scopes

DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol) networks services

     configuring

     removing

diagnostic utilities

     ARP

         switches list table

     dig 2nd

     help facility, accessing

     ifconfig 2nd

     ipconfig 2nd

         switches list table

         usage examples 2nd

     list of 2nd

    nbtstat

         switches list table 2nd

    netstat

         information headings 2nd

         netstat-a utility 2nd

         netstat-e utility 2nd

         netstat-r utility

         netstat-s utility 2nd 3rd

         switches list table

     nslookup 2nd

         switches list table

    ping

         Destination Host Unreachable error message

         DNS

         Expired TTL error message

         loopback addresses

         Request Timed Out error message

         switches list table

         troubleshooting example 2nd

         Unknown Host error message

     trace route 2nd

         commands list table 2nd

         network congestion

     winipcfg

         usage examples

dial-up Internet access [See POTS/PSTN]

dial-up Internet connections

     troubleshooting 2nd

dialog modes

     full-duplex

         switches

     half-duplex

     simplex

differential backups

dig diagnostic utility 2nd

directional antennas

directories

    Linux

         security

    NetWare

         security 2nd

disaster recovery

     backup strategy comparison table 2nd

    backups

         cleaning tape drives

         labeling tapes 2nd

         new tapes

         offsite storage 2nd

         verifying

     cold spares

     cold swapping

     differential backups

     full backups

     hot spares

     hot swapping

     incremental backups 2nd

     recovery sites

         cold sites

         hot sites 2nd

         warm sites

    tape rotation backups

         GFS (Grandfather, Father, Son) backup rotation

     warm swapping

disk duplexing

disk mirroring

disk quotas

     Windows servers

disk striping with parity [See RAID 5 fault tolerance]

distance vector routing protocols

     IPX RIP (Routing Information Protocol) 2nd

     RIP (Routing Information Protocol)

     routing tables

     versus link state routing protocols

distributed computing network models

Distributed Print Services (Novell)

distributions

     Linux

DNS (Domain Name Servers)

     TCP/IP protocol suite

DNS (Domain Name Service)

     ping utility

DNS (Domain Name Service) protocol 2nd 3rd

     HOSTS files 2nd

DNS (Domain Name System) networks services

DNS server addresses

documenttation

     solution documentation (troubleshooting steps/procedures) 2nd

domain controllers

     Windows servers as

DSL

     remote network connections

DSL Internet access [See Internet access;xDSL]

DSL Internet connections

     troubleshooting 2nd

DSSS (direct sequence spread spectrum)

     chips

dynamic addressing

dynamic routing environments 2nd

     distance vector routing protocols 2nd

         IPX RIP (Routing Information Protocol) 2nd

         rotuing tables

         versus link state routing protocols

    link state routing protocols

         LSA (link state advertisements)

         NLSP (NetWare Link State Protocol)

         OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)

         versus distance vector routing protocols

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