FlashCards-CCNA1-Module3-Protocols and Models

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The process of converting information into another acceptable form for transmission on the media.

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Encoding

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The process used to receive data from the network medium and convert it into a readable message.

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Decoding

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The step of the communication process of organizing data into a specific structure/layout. Usually specifies source and destination addresses.

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Formatting

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The process of adding layer-specific information to data as it moves down the network layers.

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Encapsulation

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A message time technique used to manage the rate of data transmission between two devices so that the sender does not overwhelm (crash) the receiver with too much data at once.

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Flow Control

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A message time technique used to manage how long a device waits when it does not hear a reply from the destination.

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Response Timeout

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A message time technique used to determine when a device can send a message on the medium.

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Access Method

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The delivery method used to transmit information to a group of devices, but not to all.

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Multicast

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The message delivery method used to transmit information to ALL devices on the network.

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Broadcast

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The delivery method used to transmit information to one and only device.

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Unicast