Introduction To Ip 2.1 Flashcards

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What does TCP stand for and what is it’s process for sending data?

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Transmission control protocol and when it sends data it needs to receive an acknowledgment that it has been received

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What does UDP stand for and what’s it’s process for sending data?

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User datagram protocol and it doesn’t need acknowledgment like TCP

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What does IPv4 socket stand for and what is it?

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Internet protocol version 4 socket and it’s the server/client IP address, protocol, server application/client port number

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What does non-ephemeral mean?

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Permanent

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What does ephemeral mean?

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Temporary

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What is the range of non-ephemeral ports and who uses them?

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0-1023 usually a server would use these ports

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What is the range of ephemeral ports and who would use them?

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1024-65,535 and typically clients devices would use them

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Which types of data is connection oriented and connectionless? (UDP or TCP)

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TCP is connection oriented and UDP is connectionless

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