Extra_1 Flashcards

1
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1st element

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message source/sender

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2
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2nd element

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destination/receiver

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3
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3rd element

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transmission medium/channel

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4
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3 things all communication devices need to have in common

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method of communication
common language/grammar
acknowledgement requirements

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5
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when a new standard is purposed, and each stage is being recorded

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request for comments (RFC)

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6
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publish and manage RFC

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internet engineering task force (IETF)

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7
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shows interaction between different protocols as a layer hierarchy

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protocol stack

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8
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protocol governs the way a web server and client interact. defines content and formatting

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hypertext transfer protocol

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9
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manages individual conversations. responsible for guaranteeing reliable delivery and managing flow control.

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transmission control protocol (TCP)

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10
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responsible for delivering messages between sender and receiver -used by routers

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internet protocol (IP)

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11
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responsible for delivery from one network interface card (NIC) to another network interface card (NIC) on the same network

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ethernet

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12
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responsible for approving and maintaining the standard for connections, media requirements, communication protocol

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institute of electrical electronic engineers (IEEE)

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13
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ethernet standard approved by the IEEE

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802.3

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14
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process of placing a message format (letter) inside another message (envelope)

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encapsulation

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15
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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.

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frame

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16
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PDU

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protocol data units

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17
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max bytes in a frame

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1518

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18
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min bytes in a frame

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64

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19
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FCS

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frame check sequence

20
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SFD

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start of frame delimiter

21
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fcs and sfd are used to calculate what?

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frame size

22
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gives a heads-up to recipient

23
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changes from hop-to-hop

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MAC address

24
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Logical address, assigned based on where host is located.

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IP address

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breaks large networks into smaller more manageable networks. layer approach
hierarchical network
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what are the benefits of a hierarchical network?
increased efficiency, optimization of function, increased speeds, organized
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layer that provides connection to host in local ethernet network
access layer
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layer that interconnects smaller local networks
distribution layer
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layer that provides high-speed connection between distribution layer devices
core layer
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layer that provides first line of networking devices that connects host to wired ethernet network
access layer
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multi-port system used to connect hosts to network. cannot decode messages. regenerates signal to all hosts. shared bandwidth, messages can only be sent one at a time. obsolete.
hubs
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used at the access layer switch decodes frame to read MAC address portion of the message
ethernet switches
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on switch, contains list of active ports and host MAC address
MAC address table
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temporary connection between sources and destination. allow for many conversations to take place at the same time without collisions.
circuit
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if destination MAC address is not in the table, switch does not create individual circuit. how will switch find MAC address?
switch will flood message to all attached host- except for sending host
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How does a switch learn a new MAC address?
switch table is dynamically updated, new host can be address and MAC address of new host is immediately learned
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one host ability to send messages to all other host at the same time. used to find info or to provide info
broadcast message
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what is used to divide network into multiple broadcast domains
router
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what regenerates a signal
repeater
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used by a router to discover MAC address of any host on the same network
address resolution protocol (ARP)
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layer that connects local networks and controls traffic flow between them. make sure local stays local -except traffic going to another network
distribution layer
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layer that interconnects host
access layer
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layer that interconnects networks
distribution layer
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limit broadcast to the local network to many host trying to broadcast can slow down network
broadcast containment
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can separate/protect certain groups of computers where confidential info. can also hide addresses of internal host form outside attacks, controls in and outgoing traffic
security
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networking device that connects multiple layer 3 IP network can direct traffic ability to decode and read messages finds best and fastest routes
router