unit 6 protocols and ports Flashcards

1
Q

is standard set of rules that allow electronic devices
to communicate with each other over the network
* Dictate how to format, transmit and receive data so computer
network devices can communicate regardless of differences in
underlying infrastructures, designs or standards
* Can be thought of as a spoken language

A

protocol

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2
Q

Used by majority of Internet
 Combination of protocols which encompasses number of different
protocols for different purpose and need
 Has own reference model; contains less layers than OSI model
 Can be implemented on almost all underlying technologies
 Transport and Internet layers correspond to same peer layers
 All three top layers of OSI Model are compressed together in single
Application layer of TCP/IP Model

A

TCP/IP Protocol Suite

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3
Q

Where applications requiring network
communications live
Examples include email clients and web browsers
Software you generate for end application will
typically interact with some of these applications
Most commonly used TCP/IP application is HTTP
used for surfing internet

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 Application Layer (layer 5)
TCP/IP Model

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4
Q

Creates virtual TCP or UDP connections between
applications running on different hosts
Uses TCP for reliable connections and UDP for
fast connections
Sends and receives data to and from
applications running on host
Assigns port numbers to protocols running in
applications on host

A

 Transport Layer (Layer 4)
TCP/IP Model

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5
Q

Adds TCP or UDP header to messages received
from applications detailing source and
destination port numbers

A

Transport Layer

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6
Q

Some applications (Telnet, SMTP, and HTTP)
require TCP as transport protocol while others
use UDP

A

Transport layer

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7
Q

Uses Network layer to access TCP/IP network

A

Transport layer

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8
Q

Uses TCP for reliable connections and UDP for
fast connections

A

Transport layer

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9
Q

what layer is the transport layer of the TCP/IP layer

A

Layer 4

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10
Q

When transmitting data, adds header containing
source and destination IP addresses to data
received from Transport layer

A

Network Layer (Layer 3)

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11
Q

Responsible for creating the packets that move
across network

A

Network layer

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12
Q

Packet created forwarded to the MAC or Data Link
layer

A

Network Layer

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13
Q

When receiving data, used to determine if packet
received by the host contains the host’s IP address
If it does, data is forwarded up to Transport layer

A

 Network Layer

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14
Q

MAC controls physical transmission media; upper
layer software not aware of or affected by
physical interface

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 Data Link Layer (Layer 2)

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15
Q

Responsible for creating frames that move across
network

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Data Link Layer

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16
Q

Uses Media Access Controller (MAC) to generate
frames that will be transmitted

A

Data link layer

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17
Q

Encodes and decodes found in a frame
Sends and receives signals on physical wire or
antenna to transmit/receive the bits found in
frames

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 Physical Layer (Layer 1)

18
Q

Defines how data is formatted, transmitted, and what actions
web servers and browsers should take in response to various
commands

A

Hyper Text Transmission Protocol
(HTTP)

19
Q

Operates in the Application, Presentation, and Session layers
of OSI Reference Model

A

Hyper Text Transmission Protocol
(HTTP)

20
Q

Allows you to browse websites using a web browser

A

Hyper Text Transmission Protocol
(HTTP)

21
Q

Divides files into several segments and assigns reference
number to each one

A

File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

22
Q

Most basic way of sending and receiving files over internet

A

File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

23
Q

Method of transferring data files from one computer to
another over network

A

File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

24
Q

Used to transfer e-mail messages and attachments

A

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
(SMTP)

25
Q

Built into e-mail client and e-mail server software

A
26
Q

Operates in Application, Presentation, and Session layer of OSI
reference model

A

Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
(SMTP)

27
Q

Operates at Network layer of OSI model.

A

Internet Protocol (IP)

28
Q

Basis for all addressing on TCP/IP networks
* Connectionless-oriented network layer protocol
* For devices to communicate on the network, must be
configured with valid IP address

A

Internet Protocols IP

28
Q

Set of protocols created to permit remote monitoring and
management of devices and hosts
* Operates in Application, Presentation, and Session layers of
OSI reference model
* Examples are packet sniffers, which monitor and log individual
packets that travel along network
 Packet sniffers watch for specific types of problems and provide
analysis of packet

A

Simple Network Management
Protocol (SNMP)

29
Q

Provides friendly name to IP address on internet
* Lets you use name rather than numbers to refer to host
computers
* For example, when you type “www.af.mil” into Web browser,
DNS server resolves www.af.mil into IP address 131.77.61.125

A

Domain Name System (DNS)

30
Q

Uses broadcast UDP data packets to exchange routing
information
* Cisco software sends routing information updates every 30
seconds, which is termed as advertising
* If device does not receive update from another device for 180
seconds or more, receiving device marks routes served by
non-updating device as unusable

A

Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

31
Q

Protocol for automatically assigning dynamic IP addresses to
devices on network.

A

Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP)

32
Q

allows device to have different IP address
every time it connects to network

A

Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP)

33
Q

simplifies network management of IP
addresses and configuration management because software
keeps track of IP addresses rather than administrator

A

Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP)

34
Q

Used for “resolving” (converting) network layer (IP) address
into link layer address (MAC)

A

Address Resolution Protocol (ARP

35
Q

Operates at Network layer of OSI Reference model
Stays within boundaries of single network; never routed
across internetwork nodes

A

Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)

36
Q

Virtual path to send and receive data from computers
* Used to communicate between two different applications
* Part of TCP/IP networking
* Computers and routers automatically manage network traffic
traveling via virtual ports
* Network firewalls provide control over traffic on virtual ports
for security

A

Ports

37
Q

well known Port range

A

0-1023

38
Q

what are the 3 ranges of ports

A

well known, registered, and dynamic private or ephemeral ports

39
Q

Ports range from 49152–65535
 Cannot be registered with IANA
 Used for custom or temporary purposes and for automatic
allocation of ephemeral (temporary) ports
 Assigned as needed then released when the service is finished
* Port Status
 Open
 Closed

A

dynamic private or ephemeral ports

40
Q

what are the two ports status

A

open closed