TCP/IP Fundamentals Flashcards

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CIDR

Classless Inter-Domain Routing

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A notation in which the subnet mask is identified following the IP address

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FTP

File Transfer Protocol

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More efficient in transferring files from source to destination than HTTP; had two ports: 20 & 21

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ICMP

Internet Control Message Protocol

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Troubleshooting protocol for TCP/IP that provides feedback to IP in relation to network communications an is used by troubleshooting utilities such as Ping and TraceRT

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IGMP

Internet Group Management Protocol

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Provides multicasting capabilities for TCP/IP; keeps track of the membership of the group associated with a multicast address

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ISATAP

Intra-Site Automatic Tunnel Addressing Protocol

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An IPv6 transition mechanism that is meant to transmit IPv6 packets between nodes that are what we call “dual stack nodes”

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NTP

Network Time Protocol

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Operating on port 123 and is used to ensure time synchronization with an external time source

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RDP

Remote Desktop Protocol

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Used to remotely control Windows system and is inherently included in Windows XP and later operating on port 3389

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RTP

Real-Time Transfer Protocol

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Handles the transfer of data on voice-over IP networks

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SIP

Session Initiation Protot

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Used on voice over IP networks as it handles the initial connection between two phone systems

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SMB

Server Message Block

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The standard file level access protocol on a Windows network used by the Netlogon service and operating on port 445

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SNMP

Simple Network Management Protocol

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A Management and monitoring software used to monitor both computers as well as net devices like routers and switches

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SSH

Secure Shell

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A secure form of command line administration primarily used with UNIX and Linux systems

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TFTP

Trivial File Transfer

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Used in similar fashion to FTP but uses UDP as the transport protocol as opposed to TCP

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ARP

Address Resolution Protocol

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Used to resolve MAC addresses of local network hosts on behalf of IP

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Application Layer

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Gives programs access to the Internet

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Broadcast

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A type of communication that is one-to-all

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Classful System

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Describes default subnet masks; wasteful and no longer used

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Classless Addressing

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Allows variable length subnet masking which provides greater flexibility and more efficient use of the IPv4 address space

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DHCP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

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Listens for a client’s broadcast requesting an IP address on port 67

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DNS

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Name resolution standard on the Internet and in most major network operating systems

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Fragmentation

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Primary function at the transport layer that is to divide larger packets into small sections ready for transport

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H.323

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Conferencing protocol used by some conferencing applications and unified communications systems

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HTTPS

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Simply HTTP in conjunction with Secure Socket Layer (SSL), which adds encryption to the connection

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HTTP

Hypertext Transfer Protocol

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Utilized on the Internet allow the browsing of the web

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Internet Layer
Primarily responsible for the addressing and routing of packets
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Internet Protocol (IP)
Responsible for addressing packets, for determining the route that those packs will take, and delivering those packets to the next hop which is generally the interface on a router; connection less
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IP Address
Used as the ultimate source and destination
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IPv4
Specifies a particular address structure using 32-bit addresses
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IPv6
Next generation IP and was created in order to address many of the inefficiencies of the original version of TCP/IP
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Kerberos
An authentication protocol available for Microsoft and UNIX-like systems
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Media Access Control Address
Used as the next hop identifier
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Media Gateway Control Protocol
Used as an alternative to RTP
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Multicast Traffic
A one to many type of network communication
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Multicasting
Often used with conferencing applications that support collaboration between multiple systems on a network, or with devices that need to communicate together automatically and do not wish to clog the network with broadcast traffic
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NetBIOS
A session service that operates on port 137 to 139
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Network Interface Layer
Primarily responsible for ensuring that data frames are placed on the physical media and taken off at the destination
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Network Protocol
A computer language that systems on a network use to communicate with one another
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Octet
8 bits and are written in what is called “ dotted decimal notation”
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OSI Reference Model (OSI/RM)
Developed by IEEE in the early 80’s as a layered approach to computer networking; helps us to understand communications as well as understand protocols, devices, and their various capabilities
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Ping Utility
Sends “echo request” packets to a destination and hopes for “echo replies” indicating that that destination is responding and on the network
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Port 21
Required for an inbound connection to a FTP server
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Port 80
Bound to the destination IP address forming a socket
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Routable
Can communicate between different network segments separated by network routers
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Routing Packets
Simply the transfer from one physical network segment to another, regardless of the distance between those segments, and will involve a network device known as a router as well as a routable protocol
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Sequence Numbers
Ensure that the destination system is able to correctly reassemble the data
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Socket
Port number in combination with the destination IP address
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State fuel Configuration
Use information provided through the initial router advertisements and servers running DHCPv6
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Stateless Configuration
Used only information from neighboring routers
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Subnet Mask
32-bit binary number that is used by both routers and host to distinguish between the network and host portions of the address
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Subnetting
Process of taking a single network segment and dividing it into additional subnetworks
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Telnet
Another form of remote administration via the command line, but is not heavily used because of security risk
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Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
A reliable protocol that operates at the transport Layer; another term that is used is “connection-oriented”
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Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
A routable protocol that provides the ability to transfer network packets from one segment to another
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Transport Layer
Primarily responsible for beginning to create packages of data to send from source and to destination
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Transport Layer Protocols
Responsible for identifying the application Layer protocols using port numbers and sockets
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Unicast Traffic
Accounts for most of the traffic on today’s networks
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User Datagtam Protocol (UDP)
Not reliable and instead is categorized as “connectionless”