Network+ Chapter 21 Power Words - Defined

 Network+ Chapter 21 Power Words - Network Troubleshooting

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1. ARP- Address Resolution Protocol
2. Arping- Uses ARP frames instead of ICMP
3. Broadcast Storm- One of more devices sending nonstop broadcast frames to a network
4. Butt Set- Tests if certain telephone lines can function correctly
5. Cable Stripper- Supports creating UTP cables
6. Cable Tester- Checks if a wire map is correct
7. Certifier- Tests if a cable can handle a certain amount of capacity
8. Dig- Linux command that diagnoses DNS problems
9. End-to-end principle- In early days of networking, stated that apps and work only happens at endpoints in a network
10. EoP- Ethernet over Power
11. Hardware Tool- Tools that help configure a network
12. HEC- HDMI Ethernet Channel
13. Hostname- Command that displays your computer’s host name
14. IEEE 1905.1- A hybrid networking standard with the goal of flexibility
15. Ifconfig- UNIX command to display IP configurations
16. IoT- Internet of Things
17. Ip- Linux command to display IP configurations
18. Ipconfig- Windows command to display IP configurations
19. Light Meter- Another name for an optical power meter
20. Line Tester- Checks the integrity of telephone writing
21. Link Aggregation- Enables connections to work together simultaneously
22. Looking Glass Site- Remote servers accessible by browser
23. Multimeter- Tests voltage resistance and continuity
24. Mtr- My Traceroute
25. Nbtstat- Windows command that displays systems running in a network
26. Netstat- Command that displays the current state of all running IP processes
27. Network Appliance- Device that has to do with networking
28. NIC teaming- Enables connections to work together simultaneously
29. NSlookup- Windows command that diagnoses DNS problems
30. nVoy- Branding for IEEE 1906.1
31. Optical Power Meter- Measures the amount of light loss
32. Packet Sniffer-Intercepts and logs network packets
33. Pathping- Combines the commands ping and tracert
34. Ping- Uses ICMP packets to query by IP or name
35. Ping -6- A command used in Windows Command prompt
36. Ping6- A command used in Linux and Unix command prompts
37. Port Scanner- Program that probes ports on another system
38. Protocol Analyzer- Monitor the different protocol
39. Proxy ARP- Process of making remotely connected computers act like they are on a single LAN
40. Punchdown Tool- Puts UTP wires into 66- and 110- blocks
41. Route- Command that displays and edits local system routing tables
42. Routing Loop- When network traffics repeats and slows down
43. Snip- Synonym for cable stripper
44. Speed-test Site- Used for internet connection throughput
45. Switching Loop- Connecting and configuring multiple switches in a circle
46. Temperature Monitor- Detects heat issues in server rooms
47. Tone Generator- Backbone to a tone probe
48. Tone Probe- Locates cables
49. Traceroute- Traces all routers from one point to another
50. Traceroute6- Displays IPv6 addresses for tracert in UNIX/Linux
51. Tracert- Traces all routers from one point to another in Windows
52. Tracert -6- Displays IPv6 addresses for tracert in Windows
53. Voltage Event Recorder-Detects electricity issues in server rooms
54. Wireshark- Popular GUI packet sniffer and analyzer