Chapter 2: Networking Standards & the OSI Model Flashcards

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Network address

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Unique identifiers applicable to specific network computers; the network address identifies the data packet’s intended recipient

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Network protocol

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Establishes the guidelines and conventions to send and receive messages formatted as data packets

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Data packet

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a container used to convey data or information via TCP/IP or similar protocol; the data packet contains (among other information) the IP address of the intended recipient, source data, and network information.

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Header

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packet origin and packet destination information.

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What follows the header section in a packet?

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Message body (payload)

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What does the footer (trailer) contain?

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Ending or termination instructions

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The process of sending and receiving data packets is called

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Packet-switching

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This IPv4 field denotes how long the packet will be active before it is deleted

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Time to live

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Which part of a data packet typically contains an error-checking algorithm?

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Both the header and footer

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Which descriptive term best describes reception quality when impacted by ‘packet loss’?

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Poor

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Which protocol below is used to format most data packets for transmission over the Internet?

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TCP/IP

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Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model

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Describes how data is sent and received over a network

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What are the seven layers of the OSI model

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Application
Presentation
Session
Transport
Network
Data Link
Physical

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application layer

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the software that the end user interacts with

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presentation layer

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defines the format the data uses as it is transmitted

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session layer

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responsible for (flow control) allowing ongoing communication between two parties across the network.

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transport layer

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ensures that error-free data is given to the user

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network layer

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splits up long messages into smaller bits of data, often referred to as packets.

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data link layer

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moves information from one computer or network to another computer or network

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physical layer

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provides the physical connection between the computer and network. Servers, clients, and circuits.

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Which organization created the suggested standard for communications that describes how data is sent and received over a network?

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International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

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protocols

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The set of rules or procedures for handling data or information transfer

23
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In the OSI model, the hyperlink uses a(n) _____ to name the pages on the web.

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Uniform Resource Locator

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In the OSI model, the application layer is:

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the seventh layer

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In the OSI model, what does the application layer do?

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This layer actively interacts with the operating system or application when the user decides to transfer files, read messages, or perform network-related activities.

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The presentation layer of the OSI model translates data into an acceptable format usable by which layer?

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The application layer

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In some situations, the presentation layer of the OSI model may have two sub-layers associated with its operation.

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CASE and SASE

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Among others, what are the two primary networking features managed by the presentation layer of the OSI model?

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Protocols and architecture

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The presentation layer of the OSI model is responsible for integrating all data formats into what type of form?

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Acceptable and compatible

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Presentation layer

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Responsible for translating, encrypting, and compressing data within the OSI model.

31
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The API that allows applications on separate computers to communicate over a LAN is:

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NetBIOS

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Among other communicative tasks, the session layer also terminates:

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sessions between software processes

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The session layer provides communicative support to which two OSI layers?

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Presentation and transport

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Session layer

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Establishes, manages, and terminates communicative sessions.

35
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Which of the following identifies the protocol or protocols available to the session layer for standardizing communications on a network?

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TCP/IP

36
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Multiplexing is facilitated by the _____ computer and demultiplexing is facilitated by the _____ computer.

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sending; receiving

37
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The transport layer performs data packet creation and

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Error checking

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At the ‘sending’ computer, the transport layer provides input to

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The network layer

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At the ‘receiving’ computer, the transport layer provides input to

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The session layer

40
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Which protocol provides error recovery and flow control services for the transport layer?

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TCP

41
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IPsec (Internet Protocol Security) works by

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Encrypting and authenticating each packet

42
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The network layer converts:

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Logical addresses into physical addresses

43
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In which part of the OSI Model is the physical layer?

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Bottom Layer

44
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An NIC is used for

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Connecting a computer to a network.

45
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In the OSI physical layer, data is transmitted in the form of

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both optical and electromagnetic signals

46
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half-duplex

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Data is transmitted in both directions but not at the same time.