DM_Chapter 6 Introducing TCPIP Flashcards

1
Q

TCP/IP was created by_______ __ ____ in 1974 p 173

A

Department of defense

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2
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Why was TCP/IP created? p 173

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To ensure data integrity as well as communication in the case of catastrophic events.

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3
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What did TCP/IP replace in 1983 p 173

A

(NCP) Network Control Protocol.

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4
Q

ARPA is an abbreviation for? p 174

A

Advanced Research Projects Agency.

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5
Q

ARPA was re dubbed to ______.p 174

A

DARPA.

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6
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The DOD- model is a condensed version of the ___ ____.p 174

A

OSI-model.

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7
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How many layers does the DOD model contain? p 174

A

Four.

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8
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What are the layers that the DOD model contain? p 174

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Process/Application layer. Host-to-Host layer.Internet la layer.Network Access layer.

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9
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Host -Host is the same as the _____ layer in the OSI model. p 174

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Transport Layer.

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10
Q

Internet layer in the DOD model is the same as the ____ layer in the OSI model. p 174

A

Network Layer.

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11
Q

This layer ensures end-to-end communication and ensuring error free delivery of data in the OSI model. p 175

A

The Transport Layer

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12
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This layer in the OSI model takes care of logical addressing of host by giving them a IP address and handles the routing of packets among multiple networks p 175

A

The Network Layer

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13
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This protocol can allow a user on a remote client machine to access the resources of another machines Telnet server.p 176

A

Telnet protocol

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14
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The telnet protocol operates on what port?p 176

A

Port (23)

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15
Q

This protocol allow you to transfer files across an IP network. p 176

A

The File Transfer Protocol.(FTP)

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16
Q

The FTP protocol operates on which port(s)?p 176

A

Port 20,21

17
Q

This protocol is used when you need to transfer files over an encrypted connection.p 176

A

The Secure File Transfer Protocol(SFTP)

18
Q

What port does the SFTP operate? p 176

A

Port (22)

19
Q

This protocol is a stripped down stock version of FTP, it also has no directory browsing abilities.p 177

A

Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP).

20
Q

T/F TFTP can only send and receive files.p 177

A

True. Sending much smaller packets than FTP

21
Q

T/F There is no authentication with FTP. p 177

A

True. this protocol is insecure

22
Q

The TFTP protocol operates on which port? p 177

A

Port (69)

23
Q

This Protocol uses a spool or queued, method of delivery. p 177

A

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)

24
Q

The SMTP protocol operates on which port? p 177

A

Port (25)

25
Q

The abbreviation POP stands for what? p 177

A

Post Office Protocol

26
Q

The POP protocol operates on which port? p 177

A

Port (110)

27
Q

_____is used to send mail; _____ is used to receive mail p 177

A

SMTP. POP3.