Network Protocols Flashcards

1
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They define rules and conventions for data transfer between
network devices, ensuring successful and secure data communication.

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Protocols

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2
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Network protocols can be broadly grouped into three categories

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Communication Protocols
Security Protocols
Management Protocols

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3
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These control the format and transmission of data.

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Communication Protocols

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3
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These help protect data as it traverses networks.

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Security Protocols

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4
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These help maintain and govern network resources.

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Management Protocols

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5
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OSI meaning

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Open Systems Interconnection Model

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6
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It’s a conceptual framework used to understand network
interactions in seven layers:

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OSI Model

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7
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OSI Model Seven Layers

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Physical Layer
Data Link Layer
Network Layer
Transport Layer
Session Layer
Presentation Layer
Application Layer

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8
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: Deals with the physical connection between devices and the
transmission of binary data over those connections.

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Physical Layer

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9
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: Provides error detection, flow control, and frames the data.

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Data Link Layer

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10
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Manages routing, forwarding, and addressing.

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Network Layer

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11
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Ensures data is transferred completely and correctly.

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Transport Layer

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12
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Manages sessions and controls dialogues between computers.

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Session Layer

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13
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Translates data formats and encrypts/decrypts data

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Presentation Layer

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14
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Provides services for applications to exchange data.

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Application Layer

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15
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Common Communication Protocols

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HTTP/HTTPS
FTP/SFTP
SMTP/IMAP/POP3
TCP/IP
UDP

16
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Security Protocols

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SSL/TLS
IPSec
SSH
WPA/WPA2

17
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Network Management Protocols

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SNMP
ICMP
DHCP

18
Q

is an application layer protocol used for
distributing, collaborating, and hyper-linking information on the World Wide
Web

19
Q

is the secure version, using encryption to increase
security.

20
Q

) is used for transferring files across networks

21
Q

on the other hand, provides secure file
access and transfer functionalities over encrypted SSH connections.

22
Q

Protocol used to send emails.

23
Q

allows users to retrieve messages
from a mail server.

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enables retrieving the emails from a server to a local machine.
POP3
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nsures reliable communication, while IP (Internet Protocol) handles addressing and forwarding of packets.
TCP/IP
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is a simpler message-based connectionless protocol. It is used when speed is desirable and error correction is less critical, such as streaming videos.
UDP
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are cryptographic protocols designed to provide secure communication over the internet
SSL/TLS
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encrypts and authenticates IP packets, ensuring secure exchange over IP networks.
IPSec
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is used to remotely log into and manage computers by providing secure, encrypted communications.
SSH
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These protocols enhance wireless security, with __being widely adopted as it offers stronger security features over its predecessor.
WPA/WPA2
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is used for collecting and organizing information about managed devices on IP networks.
SNMP
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delivers error messages and operational information, often utilized in diagnostic tools like ping and traceroute.
ICMP
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automatically assigns IP addresses and other network settings to devices, simplifying network administration.
DHCP