Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

network devices

A

devices that connect to other devices and control network traffic

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2
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peripherals

A

devices that are only connected to a network through a host

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3
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hosts

A

devices that send and receive user devices

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4
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network media

A

connections between hosts and network devices

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5
Q

clients

A

hosts that retrieve and display information

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6
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servers

A

hosts that provide information

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7
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physical topology

A

graphics that illustrate the location of computers and wiring

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8
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logical topology

A

graphics that illustrate how hosts connect to a network

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9
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protocols

A

definitions of how a message is transmitted and delivered

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10
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destination host

A

the computer that receives a message

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11
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frame

A

the specific format of a computer message

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12
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collision

A

the event of two frames impact

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13
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access method

A

the set of rules used by LAN hardware to direct network traffic

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14
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unicast

A

a message sent to a single host

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15
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multicast

A

a message sent to many hosts

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16
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broadcast

A

a message sent to all hosts on a network

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17
Q

ethernet

A

the de facto standard protocol for local networking

18
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baseband

A

a transmission medium that can only transmit on one communication channel at a time

19
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MAC address

A

a physical address that is required for every device that connects to a LAN

20
Q

Media Access Control

A

MAC

21
Q

Access Layer

A

level that provides connections in a local network

22
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Distribution Layer

A

level that connects smaller networks

23
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Core Layer

A

level that provides a high-speed connection for the Distribution Layer

24
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IP Address

A

a logical address that is assigned based on the host’s location

25
Q

routing

A

the process of finding the path to a destination host

26
Q

collision domain

A

the area where a host can receive a garbled message

27
Q

MAC Table

A

table that maps MAC addresses to ports

28
Q

broadcast MAC address

A

FFFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF

29
Q

broadcast domain

A

the group of devices that receive a broadcast frame

30
Q

address resolution protocol

A

ARP

31
Q

packet

A

part of a frame that contains source, destination, and the message

32
Q

default gateway

A

the address used to send messages outside of the local network

33
Q

ARP Table

A

the table that a host uses to store the MAC addresses of other host on the local network

34
Q

routing table

A

a table that contains the addresses of networks

35
Q

ping

A

a tool that verifies whether two hosts are connected

36
Q

multi-function device

A

a device that acts as multiple network devices

37
Q

baseline

A

the normal status of a network

38
Q

access point

A

a transmitter and receiver that connects hosts on a network wirelessly

39
Q

integrated router

A

a device that acts as a switch, a network router, and an access point

40
Q

internet control message protocol

A

ICMP