This is an introduction to the TCP/IP quiz. The Transmission Control Protocol defines how to establish and maintain a network conversation for data exchange. How do you ensure that the internet conceptual model is applied correctly and any issues that arise are handled correctly? This is a good way to test out your skills. Give it a try and see how much revision you may need on the topic. All the best!
It uses layer 3 addresses to create multiple routerd networks.
It establishes, manages, and terminates sessions between applications.
It uses logical addresses to identify higher layer applications.
It builds frames that carry higher layer PDU across network segments.
It controls dialogs between two or more Presentation Layer entries.
DNS
Telnet
ICMP
UDP
TCP
A packet
A header
A datagram
An FTP
An OSI layer
8
16
24
32
48
A
B
C
D
E
Octet
Host Portion
Network Portion
Segment
Routing
Switch
Router
Hub
Repeater
Bridge
Repeater
NIC
Computer
Hub
Bridge
MAC addresses
Port numbers
Routing tables
MAC address tables
Broadcast addresses
Change the IP address
Encapsulate the packet
Change the MAC address
Decapsulate the packet
Verify the checksum
DNS
WINS
DHCP
SMB
FTP
DNS
BOOTP
SMTP
POP3
DHCP
Browser
Telnet
FTP
HTTP
Rlogin
Stateful
Stateless
Connection-oriented
Connectionless
Rlogin
Hello
Quit
Close
Connect
Open
When you need to configure a router or switch
When you need to access a Web site
When you need to pass large files over a slow connection
When you need to remotely access a mainframe computer
To collect network information
CD
CHDIR
CDIR
NEWDIR
CHGDIR
The entries are directories
The entries are files
The entries are executable files
The entries are invalid
The entries are encrypted
Kdr.westnetlearning.com
[email protected]@.kdr
Cc:Mail
Uuencode
Store-and-Forward
TLD
Gateway
100001000
11001100
10010001
10001001
10001100
201
203
205
207
209
10000000.01010101.10100000.00000010
00011100.00010001.01000010.11001110
00101110.10110000.11111100.11111111
110111110.00111111.10111100.00011100
10101100.01000100.00001010.00000010
13.45.36.128
115.200.44.2
192.168.200.2
100.10.120.3
114.199.105.36
255.255.255.255
Netid.255.255.255
Limited broadcast
Subnet-directed broadcast
255.255.255.0