Extra_1 Flashcards
1st element
message source/sender
2nd element
destination/receiver
3rd element
transmission medium/channel
3 things all communication devices need to have in common
method of communication
common language/grammar
acknowledgement requirements
when a new standard is purposed, and each stage is being recorded
request for comments (RFC)
publish and manage RFC
internet engineering task force (IETF)
shows interaction between different protocols as a layer hierarchy
protocol stack
protocol governs the way a web server and client interact. defines content and formatting
hypertext transfer protocol
manages individual conversations. responsible for guaranteeing reliable delivery and managing flow control.
transmission control protocol (TCP)
responsible for delivering messages between sender and receiver -used by routers
internet protocol (IP)
responsible for delivery from one network interface card (NIC) to another network interface card (NIC) on the same network
ethernet
responsible for approving and maintaining the standard for connections, media requirements, communication protocol
institute of electrical electronic engineers (IEEE)
ethernet standard approved by the IEEE
802.3
process of placing a message format (letter) inside another message (envelope)
encapsulation
the “envelope” a message is encapsulated in before being sent over the network. provides address of destination and of source host. layer 2-data link layer.
frame
PDU
protocol data units
max bytes in a frame
1518
min bytes in a frame
64