Domain 4 thor Flashcards

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What is Simplex?

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Simplex is one-way communication

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What is Half-Duplex?

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Half-Duplex communication sends or receives at one time only.
the communication is either A to B or B to A. it is NOT bidirectional communication.

(think of a walkie talkie, when the button is pressed you are sending and are unable to receive and vice versa)

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What is Full-Duplex?

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Full-Duplex communication sends and receives simultaneously.

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What is Baseband?

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Baseband networks have one channel and can only send one signal at a time

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What is Broadband?

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Broadband networks have multiple channels and can send and receive multiple signals at a time.

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5
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Define what the internet is.

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the internet is a global collection of peered WAN networks, it is really a patchwork of ISPs

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What is Circuit Switching

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Circuit switching is a type of network configuration in which a physical path is obtained and dedicated to a single connection between two endpoints

it is expensive but is always available but today it is less commonly used

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Define what an Extranet is

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an extranet is a connection between private intranets

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Define what an Intranet is

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An intranet is an organisations privately owned network

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What is Packet Switching

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a mode of data transmission in which a message is broken into a number of parts which are sent independently, over whatever route is optimum for each packet, and reassembled at the destination.

it is cheap but there is no capacity guarantee. today it is widely used (how routers send information)

because of how packet switching works, QoS (Quality of Service) gives specific traffic priority over other traffic. example: live video call is prioritised over downloading data

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What is UDP

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a communications protocol primarily used to establish low-latency and loss-tolerating

UDP is connectionless

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What is TCP

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Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is a transport protocol that is used on top of IP to ensure reliable transmission of packets.

TCP is a connection-based protocol

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What is a PAN

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PAN is Personal Area Network. Its is a computer network used for communication among computers and other IT devices close to one person.

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What is LAN

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Lan is Local Area Network. its a network that connects computers and devices in a limited geographical area.

every device on that network is called a node.

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What is a MAN

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a MAN is a Metropolitan Area Network. it is a large computer network that usually covers a city or large campus.

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13
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in the OSI model what is layer 7?

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Application Layer

14
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in the OSI model what is layer 6?

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Presentation Layer

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in the OSI model what is layer 5?

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Session Layer

16
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in the OSI model what is layer 4?

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Transport Layer

17
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in the OSI model what is layer 3?

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Network Layer

18
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in the OSI model what is layer 2?

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Data Link Layer

19
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in the OSI model what is layer 1?

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Physical Layer

20
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What is the OSI model? (definition)

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21
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in the Protocol Data Units (PDU) model, what are the layers?

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Bits, Frames< Packets, Segments, Data

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in the TCP/IP model, what are the layers?

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Application Layer, Transport Layer, Internetwork Layer, Link and Physical Layer