MIS
4477
Network and
Security Infrastructure
JAKE
MESSINGER
(jake@uh.edu)
Exam 3 Notes
Updated 12/4/14 @ 4:50 PM
IMPORTANT
NOTE: The Final Exam is Scheduled based on the
Official UofH Final Exam Schedule
Thursday,
Dec 11th, from 2 to 5 PM.
LAYOUT:
- 50 Multiple choice questions, 2 points each
- NO ESSAY QUESTIONS
- Paper Test Packet - BRING A RED SCANTRON form 88483 (available at the bookstore) and a Pencil
- Content Covered: Notes since last test and Fitzgerald
Chapters 10-12
RULES:
- NO BOOKS or electronic devices
can be used. You may bring hand written or printed notes
as long as it is not the entire body of the book, the chapters, or
my published notes or Powerpoint Presentations.
Rewrite/retype the notes into new documents and then you can use those. I
will inspect your notes before I hand you the test.
- Eyes on your own Test. This is not a group project. Please, no
"excessive" head moving especially side to side.
- Do not remove the test from
classroom. Students caught with a copy of one of my tests outside the
classroom will be dropped from the class with an "F" and may be
subject to academic review and punishment.
- No hats or baseball caps,
books, electronic translators, or any other extraneous/superfluous/covert
items. A non-alchoholic beverage is okay. No
food.
- If you have a question, get up,
bring the test and come up front to the proctor.
- Check at the front of the class
periodically to see the time left and also any corrections/notes regarding
questions on the test.
- The test is over 5 minutes
before the next class period. If you are not finished, you must turn the
test in incomplete.
- You MAY NOT LEAVE during the
test so go to the bathroom, feed the meter, put on deodorant or pray to
the deity of your choice first.
- When you are finished, bring
the test to me, and make sure I check you off my test roster.
GRADING:
- You must put your full name and
PeopleSoft ID on the test to receive a proper grade.
- If you feel that there are 2
possible answers, choose the best one, but write your justification on the
test. Occasionally
there are 1 or 2 questions are dropped from a test if they are determined
to be not legitimate or appropriate after the fact. If I determine there
are 2 correct answers for a question, I will give credit for either
answer.
- Partial credit will be awarded
for Essay Questions, so do NOT leave them blank.
- If there is an essay, write
your essay answers on the blank pages or forms providedin
the test packet. YOU MUST TURN IT BACK IN whether or not you complete the
test.
- I will email you your grade
within 72 hours. Please notify me if you do NOT want your grade emailed,
although no identifying information is given out, just your grades.
AFTERMATH:
- This is the final test so we will not review it in
class. If you wish to see your test, email me to schedule a time/place.
- If you missed the test, you may
make it up ONLY with a valid medical excuse OR if I have given you
permission previous to the test day and it must be
made up before May 2nd.
TEST
CONTENT:
Questions
will come from the book, and the Power Point Presentations, as well as my notes
on each chapter and any links I e-Mailed you. Pay attention to the
SUMMARY and QUESTIONS in the back of each chapter. There will be no SPECIFIC
questions from any of the case studies. It may be beneficial for you to earch for some of the items on the Internet on sites such
as whatis.com and google.com.
The
following datapoints relate to at least one specific questions on the test:
Chapter 10 -
The Internet
- Know
the relationship of Tier 1, Tier 2 and TIer 3
Internet Service Providers
- How
does ISP's make money at the different levels? WHo
are their customers?
- What
is the term Peering. Is the Internet Free? What is Net Neutrality?
- Know
what a network "POP" is.
- What
is the ICANN? WHat is the IEFT?
- What
equipment is involved in DSL?
- What
is a local loop?
- What
protocol do most cable providers use?
- know
what Multiplexing is and in Internet Service delivery media it is commonly
used in
- Define
WiMAX and know where it is used.
- What
is "Next Generation Internet"?
- What
is "Internet2"?
Chapter 11 -
Network Security
- What
are the major categories of network security threats?
- Give
some examples of threats in these major categories
- What
are the different groupings of unauthorized users?
- Define:
Threat, Asset and Control and Rule
- Who
is CERT and what do they do?
- Define
the 3 classifications of CONTROLS
- Give
examples of different kinds of Network controls.
- What
does the Term "HA" refer to with respect to Network Security?
Check whatis.com.
- Define
"mission critical" with respect to Network Assets.
- What
is "SSL"
- What
is a Colocation Facility (use whatis.com or
google.com, not well defined in the book). What
threats does it mitigate?
- Define
"Redundancy" and its role in network security and practicality.
- Rate
the different media types in terms of vulnerability to eavesdropping.
- What
is a "DoS" attack?
- What
is a Packet Sniffer?
- Define
Network Address Translation (asked on previous tests)
- What
is a firewall? What Network layers can it operate at?
- What
is Social Engineering? How to hackers use it to gain access to Network
Assets?
- Define
Impact Score, Likelihood rating and "Risk Score" when
identifying assets.
Chapter 12 -
Network Management
- What
is Firefighting with respect to Network
Management?
- What
are the basic functions of a Network Manager?
- Define
Performance management and how is it different from Fault management.
- What
are the roles of the NOC? the Helpdesk? How do
they relate to each other? How are they different?
- What
is a "managed" or "intelligent" network device versus
a "dumb" network device?
- What
is a trouble ticket? Why are they important?
- What
is the SNMP protocol used for?
- Define
MTBF - where do you find this information?
- Define
"SLA"... what are the 5 9's?
- Define
the "Total Cost of Ownership"
- Which
entity in a network environment is typically the most costly to manage?
- End-User
training should focus on what areas and in what percentages? Hint:
use the 80/20 rule.
- What
is a Charge-Back policy?
- What
is Colocation? How can it make network mangement easier? Harder? (not
much in the book, so google it).
End of Exam
3 Notes
Thank you
for attending my class. I hope you gained some knowledge and can use some of
what you learned in future endeavors.
© 2014 Jake Messinger (all rights reserved)
Dept of
Decision and Information Sciences (MIS)
Bauer
College of Business
University
Of Houston