Chapter 5
File Directory & Shared Resource Security
p. 196 Access Control Lis
all info access to an object
accounts, groups who can access
permissions
ownership
p. 198 NTFS Security
Full Control
Modify
Read&Execute
List
Read
Write
p. 202 Inherited Permissions
p. 204 Special Permissions
p. 206 UNIX permissions
chmod
p. 208 -rwxrwxrwx
p. 215 Mac
rw
r
w
No Access
p. 217 Sharing WIndows
p. 222 Linux SHaring
telnet/ftp
SSH
p. 226 Groups
local
domain
global
universal
p. 230 Linux Groups |
Chapter 6
Firewall Border Security
p. 256
TCP accurate dataflow; checksum; fram
UDP less reliable; connectionless
IP simple; connectionless
MAC on NIC
p. 267 dotted decimal
32 bit
Class A xxx-xxx xxx xxx 256-16.7 million
Class B xxx xxx-xxx xxx 65k-65k
Class C xxx xxx xxx-xxx 16.7 million-256
p. 29 subnet maks
class B
255.255.0.0
p. 271 Firewall
cross borders
p. 275 NAT
hides IP info outside network
10.x.x.x
p. 277 Proxie
Interior--Proxie--Exterior
p. 279 Routers
p. 283 DMS
Network DMZ Internet
web
server
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Physical Network Topology
p. 312
Secure
*servers
* workstations
*devices
p. 313
lock
training
screen saver
p. 315
Centralized: one environment controlled area, no extra training
p. 316
cipher lock
fire suppression (not water)
p. 320
'hubs' in wiring closetsEMI/RFI
p. 321
Topology
*Bus
*Ring
*Star
p. 327
Coax-BNC
Twisted Pair-RJ45
p. 329
Fiber
simplex requires at least two fibers
p. 330
bandwidth
p. 333
EIA TIA 568 A Horizontal
p. 335
EIA TIA 568 B Vertical
p. 337
VLAN- independant of physical layout
p. 338
Redundancy
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