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Instructions for Side by Side Printing
  1. Print the notecards
  2. Fold each page in half along the solid vertical line
  3. Cut out the notecards by cutting along each horizontal dotted line
  4. Optional: Glue, tape or staple the ends of each notecard together
  1. Verify Front of pages is selected for Viewing and print the front of the notecards
  2. Select Back of pages for Viewing and print the back of the notecards
    NOTE: Since the back of the pages are printed in reverse order (last page is printed first), keep the pages in the same order as they were after Step 1. Also, be sure to feed the pages in the same direction as you did in Step 1.
  3. Cut out the notecards by cutting along each horizontal and vertical dotted line
To print: Ctrl+PPrint as a list

59 notecards = 15 pages (4 cards per page)

Viewing:

Network+ Cards

front 1

Telnet Port

back 1

TCP 23

front 2

SSH Port

back 2

TCP 22

front 3

DNS Port

back 3

UDP 53 and TCP 53

front 4

SMTP Port

back 4

TCP 25 (plaintext) OR TCP 587 (TLS Encryption)

front 5

POP3 Port

back 5

TCP 110 (Plaintext) OR TCP 995 (TLS Encryption)

front 6

IMAP4 Port

back 6

TCP 143 (Plaintext) OR TCP 993 (TLS Encryption)

front 7

SFTP Port

back 7

TCP 22

front 8

FTP Port

back 8

TCP 20 (Active Mode Data) AND TCP 21 (Control)

front 9

TFTP Port

back 9

UDP 69

front 10

DHCP Port

back 10

UDP 67 AND UDP 68

front 11

HTTP(S) Port

back 11

TCP 80 OR TCP 443 (TLS or SSL Encryption)

front 12

SNMP Port

back 12

UDP 161

front 13

SNMP Trap Port

back 13

UDP 162

front 14

Syslog Port

back 14

UDP 514

front 15

RDP Port

back 15

TCP 3389

front 16

NTP Port

back 16

UDP 123

front 17

SIP Port

back 17

TCP 5060 AND TCP 5061

front 18

SMB Port

back 18

TCP 445

front 19

LDAP(S) Port

back 19

TCP 389 OR TCP 636 (SSL Encryption)

front 20

Microsoft SQL Server Port

back 20

TCP 1433

front 21

Oracle SQL *Net Port

back 21

TCP 1521

front 22

MySQL Port

back 22

TCP 3306

front 23

SSTP Port

back 23

SSL/TLS TCP 443

front 24

SSH Abbreviation

back 24

Secure Shell

front 25

DNS Abbreviation

back 25

Domain Name System

front 26

SMTP Abbreviation

back 26

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

front 27

POP3 Abbreviation

back 27

Post Office Protocol

front 28

IMAP Abbreviation

back 28

Internet Message Access Protocol

front 29

SFTP Abbreviation

back 29

Secure File Transfer Protocol

front 30

FTP Abbreviation

back 30

File Transfer Protocol

front 31

TFTP Abbreviation

back 31

Trivial File Transfer Protocol

front 32

DHCP Abbreviation

back 32

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

front 33

HTTP(S) Abbreviation

back 33

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (Secure)

front 34

SNMP Abbreviation

back 34

Simple Network Management Protocol

front 35

RDP Abbreviation

back 35

Remote Desktop Protocol

front 36

NTP Abbreviation

back 36

Network Time Protocol

front 37

SIP Abbreviation

back 37

Session Initiation Protocol

front 38

SMB Abbreviation

back 38

Server Message Block

front 39

LDAP(S) Abbreviation

back 39

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (Secure)

front 40

SSTP Abbreviation

back 40

Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol)

front 41

BGP

back 41

Border Gateway Protocol

front 42

EIGRP

back 42

Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol

front 43

RIP

back 43

Routing Information Protocol

front 44

OSPF

back 44

Open Shortest Path First

front 45

802.11 Standards: Maximum speed: 54 Mbps

back 45

802.11a, 802.11g

front 46

802.11 Standards: Maximum speed: 11 Mbps

back 46

802.11b

front 47

802.11 Standards: Maximum speed: 600 Mbps

back 47

802.11n

front 48

802.11 Standards: Maximum speed: 1.3 Gbps

back 48

802.11ac

front 49

802.11 Standards: Maximum speed: 9.6 Gbps

back 49

802.11ax

front 50

802.11 Standards: Channels (non-overlapped): 24 (24)

back 50

802.11a

front 51

802.11 Standards: Channels (non-overlapped): 11 (3)

back 51

802.11b, 802.11g

front 52

What priority value is assigned to Background traffic?

back 52

0

front 53

What priority value is assigned to Best effort traffic?

back 53

1

front 54

What priority value is assigned to Excellent effort traffic?

back 54

2

front 55

What priority value is assigned to Critical applications traffic?

back 55

3

front 56

What priority value is assigned to Video (< 100ms latency) traffic?

back 56

4

front 57

What priority value is assigned to Voice (< 10ms latency) traffic?

back 57

5

front 58

What priority value is assigned to Internetwork control traffic?

back 58

6

front 59

What priority value is assigned to Network control (highest) traffic?

back 59

7