Networking basics Flashcards

Definitions/ Names

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Define Network

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Nodes Connected together to exchange data, audio, storage, video, and management.

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A Network needs what to be sustainable?

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High Bandwidth, Low latency, and scalable for growth.

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3
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What are Computing, Storage, and management nodes?

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Source or destination of traffic.

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4
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What is a NIC?

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Network Interface Card.

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5
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Example of a NIC?

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End nodes such as Wifi card/ Ethernet port.

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6
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What is the path of an end node?

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Cable> Switchboard

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7
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To have nodes communicate they need the same ________ ________.

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Communication Protocols.

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8
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What is a protocol?

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A Protocol defines the rule set of communication.

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4 examples of Protocols

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  1. How to set up
  2. How/why it terminates
  3. The message format
  4. How errors are handeled
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10
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__________ _________ Is a group of __________ that run concurrently to implement network communications breaking them down into layers.

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Protocol Suites/ Protocols

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11
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What does OSI model stand for?

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Open Systems Interconnection

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Define OSI model.

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ISO standard model that describes 7 layers that computer systems used to communicate over a network. Generic protocol independent standard. Adopted world wide in 1980’s.

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13
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What layers refer to OSI layers?

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Layer 2 & Layer 3 (IP)

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14
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TCP/IP models implement ___ _______ due to what?

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OSI Model. Due to them having a suite of protocols that enable end to end data communication services.

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What is a TCP/IP?

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The physical data link combined as a network layer- with NO presentation or session layers- Defines how computers should be connected to the internet and how data is transmitted between them

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16
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TCP/IP Suite is what?

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Is a set of communication protocols used on the internet

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17
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TCIP has _____ Layers while OSI model has _____ Layers.

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4 layers/ 7 layers

18
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Internet layer protocols= _________ & ________ = Layer 3

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IPv4 & IPv6

19
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Transport layer protocols= _________ & __________= Layer 4

20
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Application layer protocols= __________, ___________, & __________= Layer 7

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HTTP, FTP, & EVT

21
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What is in the network access layer?

22
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Sending application Creates message that are passed to a production line> Lower layers which add relevant data called?

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Encapsulating

23
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Whats a header?

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Supplemental data placed at the beginning of a block of data.

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What does a Header do?

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When transmitted header data is used at the receiving side to extract the data from the encapsulated data packet.

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What happens at the end of the Encapsulated process?
The data is transmitted on the wire.
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What layer is Message associated with?
Application Layer
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A Message is ___________ at lower layers (Transport layer)
Encapsulated
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Transport layer adds Layer ____ (TCP & UDP) that includes fields like port numbers that are relevant for transport layer processing @ receiving nodes.
4
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A Message that is encapsulated with layer 4 header is called what? (2 options)
TCP Segment/ UDP Datagram
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TCP Segment/ UDP datagram > Internet layer & further encapsulated with layer ___ Header containing things like ________ _________ ________ __________.
3/ Source Destination IP Address
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Layer 3 PDUs are called what?
Packets
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Define Packets.
Packets are routed in the network by layer 3 devices
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Packets passed down the data link layer add a layer _______ Header.
2
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Layer 2 PDUs are called_______.
Frames
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What's are the most important values in the data link layer header?
Source & Destination Mac address
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What are layer 2 devices also called?
Switches
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Frames are forwarded to> ________ __________ by layer 2 devices/switches. The frame is then transferred to the physical layer (Layer ______).
Local network/ layer 1
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What is a that has been transferred to layer 1 & has been converted into a what?
Stream of bits
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After a frame is transferred to the physical layer & converted into a __________ _____ _________ it is then placed on a network medium for transmission.
Stream of bits
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FTP is what layer?
Application layer