Characteristics of networks+ Protocols Flashcards

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What does CIM stand for?

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Computer Integrated Manufacturing

CIM refers to the use of computer systems to manage the entire production process.

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What are networks?

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Systems that allow multiple devices to connect and communicate

Networks can be used for sharing resources and information.

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List three characteristics of networks.

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  • Connectivity
  • Resource sharing
  • Communication

These characteristics enable efficient operation and collaboration among users.

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Why are protocols important in networks?

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They establish the rules for communication between devices

Protocols ensure that data is transmitted accurately and efficiently.

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What is one advantage of using networks?

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Users can share files

File sharing enhances collaboration and productivity.

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What is another advantage of networks?

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Users can share peripherals

This includes printers, scanners, and other devices.

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What can servers control in a network?

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  • Security
  • Software updates
  • Backup

Servers play a crucial role in managing network resources and ensuring data integrity.

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What is a disadvantage of networks related to data security?

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Increased security risks to data

Networks can be vulnerable to unauthorized access and cyberattacks.

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How can malware spread in a network?

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It can spread easily through connected devices

This highlights the importance of security measures in networks.

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What happens if a server fails in a network?

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Computers may not work

Server failure can disrupt the entire network’s functionality.

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What is a potential performance issue in networks?

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Computers may run slower if there is a lot of data traveling on the network

High data traffic can lead to congestion and delays.

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Fill in the blank: Protocols are ______ for devices.

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languages

Protocols allow different devices to communicate effectively.

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TCP .

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Transmission Control Protocol

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Function of TCP?

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Provides error - free transmission between routers

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IP

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Internet Protocol

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Role of the Internet Protocol ?

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Routes packets across a Wide Area Network

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НТTР

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Hyper Text Transmission Protocol

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Role of HTTP?

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A way for a client and server to receive, request and deliver HTML web pages

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Role of HTTPS?

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same as HTTP + adds encryption and authentication

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When is HTTPS used?

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used whenever a website deals with sensitive info such as passwords and bank details

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FTP

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File Transmission Protocol

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Role of FTP?

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For sending files between computers normally on a WAN

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SMTP

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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

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Role of SMTP

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transfers outgoing emails between Servers and from email clients to servers.

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POP
Post Office Protocol
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Role of the POP?
retrieves emails from mail server → transfers them to your device- removing them from the server in the process.
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IMAP
Internet Message Access Protocol
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Role of the IMAP
Keeps emails on the mail server- maintains synchronicity between devices