TCP/IP Applications Flashcards
What is a single unit of information transmitted and used by the different protocols provided in frame segments.
Protocol Data Units ( PDU’s )
When talking about the TCP part of the Frame or PDU we are talking about:
TCP Segment
When talking about the UDP part of the Frame or PDU we are talking about:
UDP Segment
What’s it called when a computer using TCP wants to get out to the internet, the client machine:
1st sends a Syn packed to the server
2nd the server sends back a SynAck back to the Client
3rd the client sends back to the Server an ACK
TCP 3-Way handshake
Ethernet Frames are used by :
Switches and routers
When a computer is using UDP, its communication is:
one way
this Protocol sends one little message over the internet like ARP or PIng are examples of :
Internet Control Message Protocol ( ICMP )
This protocol supports multicasting:
Internet Group Management Protocol ( IGMP )
Whenever you see an address starting with 224.0.0.0 it is called:
Multicast address
Both the ICMP and IGMP work at the:
Internet Layer 2 in the TCP/IP model and the network layer 3 of the OSI model.
these tools check and count all the router Hops
Tracert for Windows / Traceroute for Linux
When routers don’t respond well to Tracert use this instead :
pathping
this tool is a Protocol Analyzer , it strips the frames apart , segments and organize all the data with info for troubleshooting, is a Capture tool that grabs the packets, and displays the traffic flow of ethernet frames
Wireshark
A text based command that lists all the open ports and connections on your computer at any given moment.
netstat
This is a data-network packet analyzer program that is similar to Wireshark and runs under a CLI like Linux.
tcpdump
Port 443 is actually a:
HTTPS website
this command presents the results numerically in netstat:
netstat -n
this command presents or shows the executable for every connection under the netstat command:
netstat -b
this netstat command shows the executable and process id for every computer connected to your machine. Also, using the PID you find, look in the Task manager to see what is actually running:
netstat -o
you can actually run all the netstat commands together:
netstat -bno
this netstat command shows all active ports:
netstat -a