Network Models Flashcards
What are protocols?
rules, regulations, standards and procedures that allow hardware and software developers to make devices and applications that function properly at a particular layer
OSI Layers?
Layer 7 Application Layer 6 Presentation Layer 5 Session Layer 4 Transport Layer 3 Network Layer 2 Data Link Layer 1 Physical ( All People Seem To Need Data Processing )
What is UTP?
Unshieled Twisted Pair
What is Layer 1?
Physical
- defines method of moving data between computers
- central box, copper cabling, fiber optics, radio waves
What is a NIC?
Network Interface Card
- serves as the interace between PC and network
What is a MAC address?
Media Access Control Address
- 48 bit unique identifier
- also known as physical address
What is the OUI?
Organizationally Unique Identifer
- first six digits of a MAC address
- identifies manufacturer
What is the last portion of the MAC Address?
Device ID
See the mac address in Windows?
ipconfig /all (called physical address)
See the mac address in Mac?
ifconfig (called ?)
See the mac address in Linux?
ip a (called link/ether)
Other names for a MAC address?
MAC-48
EUI-48 (Extended Unique Identifier)
Unit of data at each layer is called?
Protocol Data Unit (PDU)
Can NICs on the same network use different types of frames?
No
What are the parts of a frame?
Header: - receiving MAC - sending MAC Payload: - Type field (indicates whats encapsulated in the frame) Trailer: - FCS (Frame Check Sequence)