TryHackMe Room: Extending Your Network Difficulty Level: Walkthrough
Task 1: Introduction to Port Forwarding
The answer is listed at the very bottom. "Port forwarding is configured at the ______ of a network."
Task 2: Firewalls 101
For this answer, just provide the numbers in ascending order, separated by an ampersand (&) I.e: 4 & 5
Based on my knowledge of the **OSI** model from other rooms (Network and Transport Layers), I came to the conclusion the firewalls operate at *_ & _*
"If a connection from a host is bad, it will block the entire device." This helped me conclude it was ________.
This one is exactly the opposite of the previous. "This firewall type uses a static set of rules to determine whether or not individual packets are acceptable or not" this helped me decide it was _________.
Task 3: Practical - Firewall
To find the flag I did the practical simulation and blocked the packets from reaching the server so it wouldnt overload. The flag was **THM**{________}
Task 4: VPN Basics
When looking through the different types of vpn tech, I see "This technology is not capable of leaving a network by itself (non-routable)." This is why I went with ___
It's literally in the name, however the description for it says " Internet Protocol Security (IPsec) encrypts data using the existing Internet Protocol (IP) framework." thats why I came to the conclusion _____.
Task 5: LAN Networking Devices
"It's a router's job to connect networks and pass data between them. It does this by using routing (hence the name router!)." That's how I came to the conclusion ______.
"Switches can operate at both layer 2 and layer 3 of the **OSI** model. However, these are exclusive in the sense that Layer 2 switches cannot operate at layer 3." this is how I came to my conclusion _____ _, _____ _.
Task 6: Practical - Network Simulator
What I did was send a tcp packet from computer 1 to computer 3. That's how I got **THM**{insert_flag_here}
I counted the handshake logs after I received my flag and that's how I got _.