| A | B |
|---|
| Common port # 20 is used for the ____ protocol | FTP data |
| Common port # 21 is used for the ____ protocol | FTP program |
| Common port # 23 is used for the ____ protocol | Telnet |
| Common port # 25 is used for the ____ protocol | SMTP (Simple Mail Transport Protocol) |
| Common port # 42 is used for the ____ protocol | NAMESERVER Host |
| Common port # 53 is used for the ____ protocol | DNS |
| Common port # 69 is used for the ____ protocol | TFTP |
| Common port # 70 is used for the ____ protocol | Gopher |
| Common port # 80 is used for the ____ protocol | HTTP/WWW |
| Common port #162 is used for the ____ protocol | FNP |
| The protocols FTP, Telnet, SMTP and HTTP/WWW are which type? | TCP |
| The protocols NAMESERVER Host, TFTP and FNP are which type? | UDP |
| The protocol DNS is which type? | TCP/UDP |
| The protocol Gopher is which type? | TCP/IP |
| ACL statements should be in ____ order? | Sequential |
| Standard ACL's should be placed? | Closest to the Destination |
| Extended ACL's should be placed? | Closest to theSource |
| Extended ACL's use use which address(es) as criteria for filtering packets? | Source and Destination addresses |
| Standard ACL's use which address(es) as criteria for filtering packets? | Source address |
| This type of ACL would permit or deny a part of/or a specific protocol in a protocol suite? | Extended |
| This type of ACL would permit or deny an entire protocol suite? | Standard |
| In general most protocols, Step 1 of implementing an ACL is to | Create the ACL definition |
| In general most protocols, Step 2 of implementing an ACL is to | Apply the ACL to an interface |
