Layer 4 (Transport Layer) Flashcards

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What is Flow Control?

A

Flow control is the process of adjusting the flow of data

from the sender. Ensures that the receiving host can handle it.

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What is Session Multiplexing?

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Session Multiplexing is the process which a host can support multiple session and manage individual traffic.

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What are the two most commonly used protocols in the Layer 4?

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TCP(Transmission Control Protocol)

UDP (User Datagram Protocol)

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What does the Layer 4 do?

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  • Provides transparent transfer of data between host.

- It is responsible for end to end recovery, and flow control.

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TCP is…

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  • Connection Oriented : Once a connection is established, data can be sent bi-directionally on that connection.
  • Carries out sequencing: It ensures all segments get carried out in the correct order and none are missing.
  • TCP IS RELIABLE
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What is the TCP Header?

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  1. Source Port (16 bits) / Destination Port (16 bits)
  2. Sequencing Number (32 bits)
  3. Acknowledgement Number (32 bits)
  4. a) Header length(4-bits)
    b) Reserved (6-Bits)
    c) Code Bits (6-Bits)
    d) Window (16 bits)
  5. Checksum (16 bits) / Urgent (16bits)
  6. Options (0 or 32 if any)
  7. Data (Varies)
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What does the UDP do?

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  • Sends traffic at best effort

- Best usage is for low latency devices that reliability is not an issue.

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UDP Is…

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  • Not connection oriented
  • Does not carry out sequencing to ensure all segments are carried out in the correct order and if any are missing.
  • Not Reliable
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What is the UDP Header?

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  1. Source Port / Destination Port
  2. Length / UDP Checksum
  3. Data
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10
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What are five common TCP applications and their port numbers?

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  1. FTP (Port 21)
  2. SSH -Secure Shell (Port 22)
  3. Telnet (Port 23)
  4. HTTP (Port 80)
  5. HTTPS (Port 443)
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What are two common UDP applications and their port numbers?

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  1. TFTP (Port 69)

2. SNMP (Port 161)

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12
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TCP and UDP Applications…

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DNS (Port 53)

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What does TFTP stand for and What Port Number is it? Is it supported by TCP or UDP?

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Trivial File Transfer Protocol
Port 69

It is supported by UDP.

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What does SNMP stand for? What port number is it?

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Simple Network Management Protocol
Port 161

It is supported by UDP.

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