Ch-1: Intro to Networking Flashcards

1
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OSI

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Open System Interconnection

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2
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Networking Models:

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  • Set of rules that everybody should follow
  • Every company has their own N/w model.
    Ex: 1. IBM - Systems N/w architecture (SNA).
    2. Digital equipment coorporation (DECnet)
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3
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What does having vendor neutral protocol help with?

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  • it reduces complexity

Con: increases competition

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4
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Which org created OSI model?

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International Org for Standardization (ISO)

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5
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How many layers does OSI model have?

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  1. Physical layer
  2. Data link layer
  3. Network layer
  4. Transport layer
  5. Session layer
  6. Presentation layer
  7. Application layer
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6
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Physical layer?

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  • Medium in which actual bit transmission (0s & 1s) takes place (wireless or wired medium).
  • Controls the rate at which the bits are sent (Bit Rate Control).
    Ex: 1 Gbps , 10 Gbps…
    1 Gbps- in 1 sec , you send 10^9 bits.
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Data link layer:

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  • Uses MAC addresses (Switching happens here)
  • Negotiation of speed
  • Duplex negotiation
  • full duplex
  • half duplex
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8
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What are the types of duplex negotiation?

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  • full duplex (able to speak as well as hear) - 2-way communication
    Ex: phone
  • half duplex 1-way communication
    Ex: walkie talkie
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9
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Network layer:

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  • takes care of Routing packets by discovering the best path across physical networks
  • uses IP address to find the best path
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10
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What is an end point?

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Where data is originated or terminated.
Ex: PC, tablet, server, cellphone, etc.)

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11
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What are networking devices? Give examples.

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Data will flow through them (does not terminate)
- Switch
- Router

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12
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Transport layer:

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  • Flow control (TCP/UDP)
  • provides error recovery
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13
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Session layer:

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Creates communication channels or sessions for data transfer.

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14
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Presentation layer:

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  • takes care of Encryption (encoding)
  • prepares the data for application layer.
  • compression of data
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15
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Application layer:

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  • This layer interacts with users.
  • software is built on this (web browsers)
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16
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Protocol Data Unit (PDU)?

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Header + Data

17
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TCP/IP networking model:

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  • has only 5 layers
    Application, presentation and Session layers are combined to a single layer (Application layer)
18
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In TCP/IP models what are PDUs of layers named as?

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Layer 1- Physical layer- Bits
Layer 2- Data link layer- frames
Layer 3- Network layer- Packets
Layer 4- Transport layer- Segments
Layer 7- Application layer- Data

19
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What is Routing?

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Routing is the process of path selection in a network or across multiple networks.

20
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What is the role of a network engineer?

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Designing & implementing
new network solutions and improving the efficiency of current networks.

21
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What is networking?

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Practice of transporting and exchanging data between devices