Protocols And Layers Flashcards

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1
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What is a layer?

A

Part of a network protocol that performs a specific task.

1)each layer can be tested
2)each layer can be changed to improve itself
3)each layer can work independently on its own task

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2
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Explain how data is sent across a network(4)

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1) select a protocol
2) split the data into packets
3)add packet numbers too each one
4)add the IP address
5)add MAC address
6)the packets are redirected by routers to prevent interception.
7)the packets may split up to reach the destination.
8)when the packets have arrived the data is reassembled

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Explain how data packets are reassembled?

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1)the mac is removed
2)the IP is removed
3)the packets get put back in order
4)they are decoded using a protocol if encryption is used

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4
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What is a IP address

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Internet Protocol - responsible for directing packets to their destination. It uses a unique address for devices.

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What is TCP?

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Transmission Control Protocol - sets the rules for how devices connect on a network

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What are the 6 protocol(6)

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HTTP(1) HTTPS(1) SMTP(1) FTP(1J POP3(1) IMAP(1)

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7
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What does each protocol do?

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HTTP - delivers websites
HTTPs - delivers encrypted websites
FTP - transfers, edits and accesses files
POP3 - retrieves emails that are held until downloaded and eventually deleted
IMAP - reads and downloads emails until deleted
SMTP - transfers emails between servers

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What is a protocol

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A set of rules of for how devices communicate

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What is a standard

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Rules that allow hardware and software to interact. E.g Ethernet

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10
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What is TCP/IP used for?

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IP finds the address of the device and TCP transfers data.

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What are the email protocols?(3)

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IMAP(1) POP3 (1) SMTP(1)

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What are the internet protocols?(3)

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HTTP (1) HTTPS (1) FTP(1)

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13
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Which address is used to route data over the internet?

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IP address

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14
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Which address is used to router data within a LAN

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MAC address

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15
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Give three features if IPV4(3)

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4 bytes long(1) normally written in denary(1) and are configured in software(1) written in decimal format(1) commonly used(1)

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Give three features of IPV6(3)

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16 bytes long(1) created because of the increasing number of devices that need unique IP addresses(1) written in hexadecimal format(1) better network performance and security (1)