Chapter 7 PowerPoint Flashcards
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What are some of the benefits of computer networks
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Education, research, medicine and more benefits.
Worldwide communications
Spread of information and data
Possibly a vehicle for spreading misinformation
Helps to equalize access to information
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What is a computer network made up of
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Computing devices and interconnections
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What are the devices located on a computer network called
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Nodes
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T/F Networks are wired only
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FALSE. Networks can be wired or wireless.
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What are examples of wired networks
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Dial up
Broadband (cable modems and DSL)`
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What are examples of wireless networks
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WLAN, WWAN, MAN, LAN, PAN
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Describe dial-up telephone lines
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Analog lines that transmit digital data.
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What modulates the carrier wave in a dial up telephone line
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Modem modulator
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What is the max speed of a dial up connection
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56 KBps
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What is the bandwidth
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The capacity
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What is the transmission rate that broadband provides
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A transmission rate of greater or equal to 25 Mbps
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Describe the download/upload speeds of Home Internet Connections
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Asymmetric download/upload speed
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Describe DSL
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Uses phone lines but sends digital signal on different frequencies than voice
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What does DSL stand for
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Digital Subscriber Line
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What is the download rate range for a DSL connection
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Between 5-50Mbps
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What is the upload range for a DSL connection
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Between 1-5Mbps
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Describe Cable Modem
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Uses cable TV lines
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What is the download range for a cable modem
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Up to approximately 100Mbps
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What is the upload range for a cable modem
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Between 3 to 5Mbps
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What are three examples of commercial or institutional internet connections
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Ethernet
Fast Ethernet
Gigabit Ethernet Standard
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What was the common type of commercial or institutional internet connection in the 1970s
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Ethernet
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Describe Ethernet internet connections in a commercial environment
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Dedicated coaxial cable
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How fast does ethernet in a commercial environment run
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Operates at 10Mbps
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Describe Fast Ethernet internet connections in a commercial environments
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Dedicated lines (coaxial, fiber-optic, twisted-pair copper wire)
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How fast does fast ethernet internet connections in a commercial environment run
Operates at 100Mbps
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Describe Gigabit Ethernet Standard internet connections in a commercial environment
From gigabit networking researching project.
| IEEE standard
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How fast does gigabit ethernet standard connection in a commercial environment run
Operates at 1000 Mbps
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What does Wireless Data Communication allow for
Allows network communication without the need for cables holding you to one place
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What are some examples of Wireless Data Communication
Radio, microwave or infrared signals to mobile computers
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Is it true that mobile computing delivers data regardless of location
TRUE
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Describe Bluetooth
Low power, close range (30-50 feet), connects devices like wireless mice, cameras, video games
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What is the function of a WLAN
Computers transmit wirelessly to a base station which has a wired connection
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What is the range of a WLAN network
Range of 150-300feet
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What does WLAN stand for
Wireless Local Area Network
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What does Wifi stand for
Standard term for wireless network communication
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What is the IEEE 802.11
It is the wireless network standard
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What are some examples of Wifi Hot Spots
Library, Campus, Coffee Shop, Etc
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What is a metropolitan Area Network
A built-out wireless network that covers blocks or cities
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What is a MAN
Metropolitan Area Network
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What is the function of WWAN
Computers transmit wirelessly to a remote base station which has a wired connection. Cellular technology involves antennas on towers miles apart
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What speed does 4G transmit at
50 to 500Mbps
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What are some downsides to Wireless wide area network (WWAN)
* Signal may be blocked while indoors
* Errors with data transmission can slow performance
* Security concern: wireless signals are easy to intercept
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What are the characteristics of LAN
Wired connections
| Computers, printers, and servers are in close proximity. Privately owned and operated
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What is topology
How computers are connected. Directly affects how they communicate
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What is the bus topology
Shared Lines
| Devices take turns using the line
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What is the ring topology
Messages circulate until they reach the source
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What is a star topology
All messages are sent to a central node, which routes messages to their destinations
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Describe the properties of an ethernet LAN with a shared cable
Bus topology
Single cable over short distances
Multiple cables over longer distances
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What is the function of a repeater
Amplifies the signal on a LAN
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What is the function of a bridge
routes messages only when necessary
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Describe the properties of an ethernet LAN with a switch
Bus topology
Shared cable is inside the switch
Wiring closet contains switch and ports
Ethernet jacks in rooms connect to the switch in the closet
Wireless base stations also connect to the switch in the closet
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Describe the properties of a WAN
* Wired Connection
* Connected computers that are located at great distances
* Dedicated point to point lines
* Store and forward, packet switched
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What does WAN stand for
Wide Area Network
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What does "Dedicated point-to-point lines" mean
Computers connect to other computers on individual lines
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What does "Store and Forward, packet switched" mean
Packets go from node to node until reaching their destination
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How is the routing of packets in a WAN connection determined
Routing of packets is determined dynamically.
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What are the benefits of using a WAN connection
Redundant paths,
fault tolerance,
responsive to traffic load
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Describe the general overall structure of the internet
Combination of LANs and WANs.
| Connected by routers that direct message traffic
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What does ISP stand for
Internet service provider
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What is the function of an ISP
an ISP provides access to the Internet for private individuals and organizations.
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What does DNS stand for
Domain name services
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What is the function of a DNS
Domain name services provide addressing information.
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What are the levels that ISPs exist at
Local, regional, national and international
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What is a protocol
A standard set of rules for communicating
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What is protocol hierarchy/protocol stack and TCP/IP
Layers of protocols
| Physical transmission to end application rules and standards
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What group makes standards in terms of communication protocols
The Internet Society makes standards and promotes research.
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What type of agreement makes the internet possible (very general answer)
International agreements
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What is the name of the 5th layer of the communication protocol?
Application
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What are some examples of the 5th layer of the communication protocol
HTTP,SMTP,FTP
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What is the name of the 4th layer of the communication protocol?
Transport
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What are some examples of the 4th layer of the communication protocol?
TCP,UDP
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What is the name of the 3rd layer of the communication protocol?
Network
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What are some examples of the 3rd layer of the communication protocol?
IP
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What is the name of the 2B layer of the communication protocol?
Logical Link Control
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What are some examples of the 2B layer of the communication protocol?
PPP, Ethernet
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What is the name of the 2A layer of the communication protocol?
Medium Access Control
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What are some examples of the 2A layer of the communication protocol
Ethernet
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What is the more common name for the 2B and 2A layer of the communication protocol
DATA LINK LAYER
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What is the name of the 1st layer of the Communication protocol
Physical
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What are some examples of the 1st layer of the communication protocol
Modem, DSL, Cable Modem, WiFi, 4G
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What are the points of consideration for the physical layer protocols
* How to know when a bit is present on the line
* How much time the bit will remain on the line
* Whether the bit is digital or analog in form
* What physical quantities represent 0 and 1
* Shape of the connector between the computer and the transmission line
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What is a general definition of the physical layer protocols
Rules for exchanging binary data across a physical channel (fibre-optic, twisted pair, wireless, ETC)
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What is the purpose of the Data Link protocols
Ensure reliable transmission of bits
Error detection and correction notices failures in the transmission and fixes them.
Framing determines which bits belong to one message.
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What are the two major features of Data Link Protocols
Error detection and correction notices failures in the transmission and fixes them.
Framing determines which bits belong to one message.
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What are the two components of the data link protocols
Layer 2a: Medium Access Control
| Layer 2b: Logical Link Control
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What is the function of Medium Access Control Protocols
Rules for communicating on shared lines - who has ownership.
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Describe the contention-based protocol used in medium access control
When a node wants to send a message
Listen to the line and wait until it is free
Begin transmitting as soon as it is free
If a collision results, wait a random amount of time
Repeat
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What is the advantage to medium access control protocols
Distributed, no master bottleneck
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What is the function of Logical Link Control protocols
Rules for detecting and correcting errors
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What does ARQ stand for
Automatic Repeat Request
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What does ACK stand for
Acknowledgement message
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Describe the ARQ algorithm on the Senders SIDE
Transmit a packet and wait for ACK or time out
If ACK received, go on to next packet
Otherwise, repeat on the current packet
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Describe the ARQ algorithm on the receivers side
If no error, return acknowledgement message (ACK)
| Otherwise, return nothing
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What does a package sent by the Data Link Protocols contain
Markers for start and end of packet (SOP and EOP)
Sequence number for packet (e.g., 2 of 5)
Packet data
Error-checking bits
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What is the purpose of the Data Link Layer
Create a virtual error-free message pipe
Messages go in one end
Come out the other correct and in the right order
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What is the purpose of the Network Layer Protocols
Transmit messages across multiple nodes in a network
| Good faith transmission model
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What are the requirements for the network layer protocols
Standard for addressing all network nodes
| Routing method for finding a route from any node to any other node
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Describe the Host Name in relation to addressing (network layer of communication protocol)
human-friendly name for a node
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Describe the IP Address in relation to addressing (network layer of communication protocol)
Unique numerical address used by the computer
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Describe the DNS in relation to addressing (network layer of communication protocol)
Maps host names to IP addresses
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How does a computer retrieve the DNS for a host name
Symbolic host name goes to a local DNS server
| If it has no record, goes to remote servers until one has the host name and retrieves the IP address
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What is the function of routing in the network layer of the communication protocol
Picking a path through the network from source to destination
Seeks the shortest/best path: fastest travel
Massive network requires efficient path-seeking
Networks are dynamic: nodes come online and go offline all the time—routing must adapt quickly
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Describe Transport layer protocols
Application to application, reliable packet delivery
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What is a port number
Unique identifier for a program
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What is the standard port number for a web server
80
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What is the standard port number for a Domain Name Service
42
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What is the standard port number for a SMTP, Sending Email
25
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Why is TCP used
* Ensures no errors
* Establishes ordered delivery of packets
* Another version of ARQ algorithm
* Virtual direct, quality connection between programs
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What does TCP stand for
Transport Control Protocol
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What is the function of Application layer protocols
Handle formatted data transmitted between application programs
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What does HTTP stand for. What port is it associated with
Hypertext Transfer Protocol. Port 80
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What does SMTP stand for. What port is it associated with
Simple Mail Transfer PRotocol.
| Port 25
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What does POP3 stand for. What port is it associated with
Post Office Protocol. Port 110
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What does IMAP stand for. What port is it associated with
Internet Message Access Protocol. Port 143
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What does FTP stand for. What port is it associated with
File transfer protocol. Port 21
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What does TELNET stand for. What port is it associated with
Terminal Emulation Protocol. Port 23
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What does DNS stand for. What port is it associated with
Domain Name System. Port 42
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What application is HTTP associated with
Accessing Webpages
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What application is SMTP associated with
Sending Email
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What application is POP3 associated with
Receiving email
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What application is IMAP associated with
Receiving email
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What application is FTP associated with
Accessing Remote Files
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What application is TELNET associated with
Accessing Remote Terminals
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What application is DNS associated with
Translating symbolic host names to IP addresses
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What does URL stand for
Uniform Resource Locator
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How is a web page identified with HTTP
Web page or service is identified by a unique URL
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What does a web browser use to send formatted messages to a web server (and vice versa)
Web browser uses TCP
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What aspects of the communication protocol are used within TCP
Network layer, Data link Layer and physical layer
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What is the process involved with the application layer (using HTTP)
Browser reads protocol, extracts host name (and requests IP address from the DNS server)
Sends a connect message to port 80 on that machine
After connection is established, sends “Get” message with page information
Server responds with message containing page contents and size and indicates the connection closes at the end of the message
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What are three examples of interpersonal communications
Electronic Mail
Bulletin Board System
Instant Messaging / Texting
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What is Electronic mail
A message read at the recipient's convenience. Fast, multimedia, broadcast medium.
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What is Bulletin board system
Public forum for shared communications.
| Evolved into internet forums and chat rooms
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What does email stand for
electronic mail
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What does BBS stand for
bulletin board system
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What are some benefits of social networking
Fast communication with people around the globe
The potential for rich discussion around a topic
A public forum where many people can contribute
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What are the disadvantages
| to social networking
Anything posted online can follow you forever
Cyberbullying
Potential invasion of privacy
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On a network, what service do print servers provide
They serve all computers with printing possibilities on a LAN
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On a network, what services do file servers provide
They provide storage to all users
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On a network, what service does client/server computing provide
Some nodes provide services and other nodes use those services
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On a network, what service do distributed databases and data warehouses provide
Massive data stored in various sites online
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On a network, what does groupware or a wiki provide
Support collaborative knowledge or data construction
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What functions did early applications of ecommerce provide
Automatic pay check deposit
ATMS
Checkout Scanners and Inventory Systems
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What functions do the current applications of ecommerce provide
Online Stores
Electronic Bill Payment
Online Payment Systems
Individual Sales to the World
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What percent of all retail sales are performed online
8%
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What are three examples of cloud services
Infrastructure
Application
Platform and Development
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What is virtualization
Separation of a service from the entity providing it.
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What are some benefits to cloud computing
Nodes are local, server is off site.
Greatly reduced costs
Virtualization
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What can a cloud server be a part of
An integrated server farm
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What does internetworking
Standards for communication
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What is a gateway device
A device for translating between networks
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What network was present in 1962
Licklider's "Galactic Network"
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What network was present in 1966
ARPA-funded ARPANET
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What network was present in 1972
Email
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What network was present in the 1970s/1980s
Many networks such as HEPNET and DECNet
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Describe the middle years of the world wide web
TCP/IP was the established standard
| Telnet, FTP
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When was NSFNET introduced
1984
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Who was eligible to use ARPANET
Only open to ARPA grant recipients
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Who was eligible to use NSFNet
Open to universities, government agencies, libraries, museums and school
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When did networks begin to connect
In the late 1980s
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When was NSFNet turned over to private providers
in 1995
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What is hypertext and how did it lay the foundation for modern day webpages
documents containing links to other documents became the foundation for modern-day webpages
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What ultimately led to the rapid expansion of the world wide web
When web protocols were made public
