Internet Principles of operation Flashcards

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1
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What MAC stands for?

A

Media Access Control

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What is MAC?

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A MAC address is an information embedded in the network device, used to identify it uniquely.
You cannot have the same MAC addresses for 2 different devices.

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3
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How many digits are in MAC address?

A

12 digits - each digit is an hexadecimal value

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What value does each hexadecimal digit represents?

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Each hexadecimal digit represents a value between 0 and 15, which is the equivalent of 4 bits.

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5
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Why hexadecimal system?

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the same value is represented using less digits to make it easier to read.

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6
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Domain Name system

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Each device on the network is assigned with an IP address.

However, when we access a web server, we don’t use its IP address but a domain name, for example bis.kg

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7
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Which feature allows better security in the HTTPS protocol?

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Encryption

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8
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What are some of the features of a web browser? At least 5

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​Interprets the HTML structure and presentation to display the website as intended by the web developer/designer
Home page button
​Can store the link to your favorite websites (called Bookmarks or Favorites)
​Keep the history of the websites visited by the user
​Can go backward or forward
​Can save webpages in cache

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