The Internet and the Worldwide Web Flashcards

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What is the internet?

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It is the physical infrastructure of all the computers networked together around the world

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2
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How does the internet send data?

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using “packets”

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3
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What does www stand for?

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World Wide Web

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4
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What is the world wide web?

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information space that sits on top of internet

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5
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What does URL stand for?

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Uniform Resource Locator

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What does OSI stand for?

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Open System Interconnection

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What is OSI?

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set of standards describing the different layers of communication

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What are the stages of the TCP/IP Model?

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  1. Physical Layer
  2. Datalink Layer
  3. Network Layer
  4. Transport Layer
  5. Application Layer
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What happens in the physical layer?

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Means of transmitting raw bits
wired/wireless
e.g. wifi ,bluetooth,USB

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What happens in the data link layer?

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creates frames made of packets

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What happens in the network layer?

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creates packets

uses IP address to find packet sources and destinations.

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What does IP stand for?

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Internet Protocol

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What does IP do?

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Has destination address in it

doesn’t know who to send it to

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What happens in the transport layer?

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Establishes the connection between applications running on the different host

Uses TCP for reliable connections
Uses UDP for fast connections

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What does UDP stand for?

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User Datagram Protocol

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What does UDP do?

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Has own header which sits inside the data payload.

Header has port number which is checked to determine which application to send data to.

Checksum checks sum

It just discards corrupted packets

packets take quickest route