Definitions Flashcards

1
Q

Used to identify the port number of the intended application service on the remote machine,

A

Destination Port

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2
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Indicates that all prior bytes sent have been already received and the next segment is expected,

A

Acknowlegment number

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3
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Engages error checking of header and data,

A

Checksum

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4
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If turned on, this bit flags TCP that all data is received and the session should be terminated,

A

Fin Bit

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5
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Specifies the number of bytes that can be sent or that the receiver is willing to receive at one time,

A

Window size

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6
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Used to identify the application that generated the data to be sent to a destination machine,

A

Source Port

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7
Q

This field is used by receiving machine to correctly reorder the segment stream into the same data stream,

A

Sequence number

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8
Q

If turned on, this bit flags TCP to rebuild a lost connection to resume data delivery to an existing session,

A

Reset Bit

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9
Q

If turned on, this flags TCP to initate the 3-way handshake that establishes the two way connection communication,

A

Syn Bit

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