Computer Network Fundamentals—a Local Top-down Approach Terms Flashcards
A set of conventions.
Protocol
HTTP
𝒊: stands for
𝒊𝒊: is used for
𝒊: Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
𝒊𝒊: requesting and retrieving information from distributed information systems
SMTP
𝒊: stands for
𝒊𝒊: is used for
𝒊: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
𝒊𝒊: sending email
POP3
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𝒊: stands for Post Office Protocol version 3
𝒊𝒊: is used for retrieving email from a server
ASCII
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𝒊: stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange
𝒊𝒊: is used for character encoding
EBCDIC
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𝒊: stands for Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code
𝒊𝒊: is used for encoding characters
MIME
𝒊: stands for
𝒊𝒊: is used for
𝒊: stands for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
𝒊𝒊: is used for extending the format of email messages to support text in character sets other than ASCII
ISP
𝒊: stands for
𝒊𝒊: is…
𝒊: stands for Internet Service Provider
𝒊𝒊: is an organization that provides services for accessing, using, or participating in the Internet
Host
A computer connected to a network
Router
A computer connected to more than one network, and has the ability to transmit messages between those networks.
Source routing/packet addressing
allows a sender of a packet to partially or completely specify the route the packet takes through the network
RIP
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𝒊: stands for Routing Information Protocol
𝒊𝒊: is used for a routing metric to find the best path between the source and the destination network
IETF
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𝒊: stands for Internet Engineering Task Force
𝒊𝒊: is responsible for the technical standards that comprise the Internet protocol suite
LDAP
𝒊: stands for
𝒊𝒊: is used for
𝒊: stands for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
𝒊𝒊: is used for providing a database of people and their personal details
IMAP4
𝒊: stands for
𝒊𝒊: is used for
𝒊: stands for Internet Message Access Protocol 4
𝒊𝒊: is used for retrieving email messages from a mail server over a TCP/IP connection.