Midterm Review Flashcards

1
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Bandwidth

A

The amount of data that can flow from one place to another in a given amount of time measured in the number of bits that can be sent across in a second (theoretical).

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2
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Throughput

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The actual measure of the transfer of bits across the media over a given period of time.

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3
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Peer-To-Peer

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Network in which a host can be a client and a server for other hosts.

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4
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3 Parts of IP configuration that must be correct

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Address, subnet mask, default gateway

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5
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Types of Media

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Copper wires
Glass or plastic fibers (fiber-optic)
Wireless transmission

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6
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Twisted-Pair (TP)

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Copper cable and the most common type of network cabling.

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7
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Coaxial Cable

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Copper/aluminum and used to provide cable television service and for satellite communication systems.

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8
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Fiber-optic

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Glass/plastic and have very high bandwidth. Used in backbone networks, large enterprise environments, and large data centers.

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9
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Interference

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Copper cable is sensitive to EMI and crosstalk.

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10
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Wiring Schemes

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T568A and T568B.

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11
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3 Elements of Communication

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Source, destination, transmission medium

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12
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Protocol Model

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TCP/IP Model - details the protocols to be used at each layer

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13
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Reference Model

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OSI Model - serves as an outline of rules for how protocols can be used to allow communication between computers.

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14
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Encapsulation

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The process of placing one message inside another message format

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15
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De-encapsulation

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Taking a message out of the format it is inside

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16
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Ethernet Frame (L-R)

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Preamble, Frame Delimiter, Destination MAC, Source MAC, Type/Length, Header and Data, Frame Check Sequence

17
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MAC Address Table

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Relates ports to host MAC addresses attached to them.

18
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ARP

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IPv4 protocol used to discover the MAC address related to the IP address of any host on the local network. IPv6 uses Neighbor Discovery.

19
Q

LAN

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Local network /group of interconnected local networks under the same administrative control.

20
Q

Class A

A

0 - 127.0.0.0

21
Q

Class B

A

128 - 191.255.0.0

22
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Class C

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192 - 223.255.255.0

23
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NAT

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Network Address Translation - private into unique internet-routable public addresses for outgoing packets (reversed for incoming).

24
Q

Characteristics of IP Protocol

A

Connectionless
Best Effort
Media Independent

25
Q

4 Criteria for choosing network media

A

Distance
Environment
Speed
Cost

26
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Maximum size of an ethernet frame

A

1518 bytes

27
Q

Standard

A

Set of rules that define how a network operates