@webenstein_ Networking fundamentals pay dividends everywhere in cybersecurity. Knowing what βnormalβ traffic should look like makes it much easier to recognize when something is wrong.
@OnijeC This is why hands-on practice matters so much. Networking starts making a lot more sense once you actually build, break & troubleshoot it. π
@thoniahilary This is a great study test too. If you can explain a concept simply without relying on memorized wording, you probably understand it well enough to handle a scenario question.
@WilliamInCyber βWhat depends on it?β is a great study question. Definitions get you started, but dependencies are where troubleshooting & scenario questions begin.
π Memory tip: CIA Triad
Confidentiality = Who can see it?
Integrity = Can it be trusted?
Availability = Can you get to it?
If a question asks what security goal is being protected, reduce it to those three questions.
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@Wizzy0115 This applies to certification study too. Memorizing what something does helps with one question. Understanding why youβd use it helps with the next ten.
@RitaNnenna5 Learn it. Practice it. Build something with it. Break something. Figure out why. Repeat. That process matters a lot more than an arbitrary 3-month deadline.
β Answer: DHCP
DHCP automatically provides the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway & DNS server.
Thatβs why a new device can join the network without you configuring each setting manually.
β‘ Quick Check
A new laptop joins a network and automatically receives an IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server.
Which protocol made that happen?
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