Protocols

Question 1

DHCP

Answer 1

Automatically assigns IP addresses. A

Question 2

SLAAC

Answer 2

Uses a router advertisement message to assign its IP, etc. A

Question 3

SMTP

Answer 3

For mail transfer. A

Question 4

IMAP/POP3

Answer 4

For email access. A

Question 5

HTTP/HTTPS

Answer 5

Used to display text to the user on a web browser. A

Question 6

FTP

Answer 6

For file transfer.

Question 7

TCP

Answer 7

Reliable connection. Uses error checking. T

Question 8

UDP

Answer 8

Unreliable connection. Does not use error checking. T

Question 9

IPv4 / IPv6

Answer 9

Receives message segments from the transport layer, packages messages into packets and addresses them. IPv4 is 32 bit and IPv6 is 128 bit (32 hex characters). I

Question 10

ICMPv4/ICMPv6

Answer 10

Provides feedback to the host about errors in packet delivery. I

Question 11

ICMPv6 ND

Answer 11

Includes 4 protocols used for address resolution and duplicate address detection. I

Question 12

OSPF

Answer 12

Routing protocol that uses a hierarchal design based on areas. I

Question 13

EIGRP

Answer 13

Routing protocol that uses a metric based on bandwidth, delay, load and reliability. I

Question 14

BGP

Answer 14

Routing protocol used between ISP and large service providers. I

Question 15

ARP

Answer 15

Address Resolution Protocol. Provides dynamic address mapping between an IPv4 address and a hardware address. N A

Question 16

Ethernet

Answer 16

N A

Question 17

WLAN

Answer 17

N A