Summary Switching, throughput, Multiplexing Protocol Layers Flashcards

1
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For protocols, syntax refers to the ….

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definitions of data format, size, and content of messages and packets.

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2
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For protocols, _______ refers to the control, responses to messages or packets, coordination, and error handling

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semantics

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3
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For protocols, Timing/Synchronization refers to the…

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maintenance of synchronization between the communicating entities

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4
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A _____ protocol passes data end-to-end without interventions

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direct

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5
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A indirect protocol passes data end-to-end with intermediate ______ entities between

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active

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6
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A monolithic protocol uses…

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a single protocol for all aspects of data transfer

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7
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A __________ protocol uses a set of protocols interacting based on a chosen architecture

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structured

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8
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A _________ protocol has consistent communications regardless of which entity is source and which is destination

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symmetric

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9
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An asymmetric protocol has an _________ source and receiver

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unequal

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10
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A standard protocol is designed __________ of hardware and applications

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independent

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11
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A __________ protocol is designed for a specific hardware or application in mind

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nonstandard

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12
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In a layered model, each layer performs a _______ set of communications functions

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unique

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13
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In a layered model, each layer __________ and hides complexity from the layer it

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encapsulate

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14
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In a layered model, each layer uses the layer below it to perform more _______ and _______ functions

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primitive, detailed

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15
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A ___________ (PDU) controls information passed between the protocol layers (such as addresses, errors, and other control information)

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protocol data unit

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16
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___/IP is the most commonly used protocol on the internet

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TCP

17
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TCP/IP uses a layered structure, with fewer layers then the ___ model

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OSI

18
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The ________ layer is the working environment for applications

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application

19
Q

The _______ layer manages exchange of application data between end systems

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transport

20
Q

___ oriented transport layers are reliable and always sends the data

A

TCP

21
Q

___ oriented transport layers are packet oriented and connectionless

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UDP

22
Q

The ________ layer manages how data moves from host to another in a network

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network

23
Q

The ____ ____ layer maintains the physical link and makes sure it is error-less

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data link

24
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The ________ layer operates on bits to connect, encode, exchange them from physical media, and more

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physical

25
Q

The most commonly used direct application layer protocols are…(4)

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HTTP, FTP, SMTP, and Telnet

26
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Application layer protocols such as ___, ___, and ____ facilitate the use of TCP/IP networks

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DNS (domain name system), RIP (routing information protocol), and SNMP (simple network management protocol)