network standards

network standards

By Costas Pringipas

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What are the advantages of computer network

• Share information

• Share resources

• Never fails

• Used as mode of communication

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Set of rules or standards that governs how data is to be transferred among the computers on a network

• Governor

• Standard rule

• Syntax rules

• Protocol

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What is a network protocol?

• Lets you connect to a device

• Agreed way of transferring files between devices on a network

• Agreed way of sending emails on a network

• Agreed way of checking files for errors

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What does TCP stand for?

• Transcript Control Protocol

• Transition Control Protocol

• Transmit Control Protocol

• Transmission Control Protocol

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IP (Internet Protocol) is responsible for packet switching

• True

• False

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Select TWO statements which TCP/IP process follows

• Request from client sent to server

• Packets are sent in order

• Packets are sent as one file

• Confirmation is sent back to confirm that packets have been received

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What are sets of clearly defined rules, regulations, standards, and procedures that enable hardware and software developers to make devices and applications that function properly at a particular layer?

• Protocol

• TCP/IP

• Networks

• Interconnection

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What does "MAC" stand for in "MAC Address"?

• Media Access Control
• Mandatory Access Control
• Micro Access Control
• Media Access Certificate

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Which of these is usually encoded in a MAC address?

• Manufacturer's identification number
• X.509 SSL certificate
• Checksum of packet data
• IEEE 802 network segment index

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At which layer of the OSI model are MAC Addresses usually used?

• Data Link Layer
• Transport Layer
• Physical Layer
• Application Layer

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What are MAC addresses used to identify?

• Hardware
• Networking software
• DSI-Ware
• Firmware

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What does FTP stand for?

• File Transfer Protocol

• Folder Transfer Protocol

• File Transmission Protocol

• Find That Pigeon

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What does HTTP stand for?

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol

• Hypertext Transferal Protocol

• Hyper-Transfer Protocol

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

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What is the difference between HTTP and HTTPS

• HTTPS uses encryption

• HTTPS is only used in Wi-Fi networks

• HTTP is a theoretical model, HTTPS is the application

• HTTP has levels of data protection

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What does HTTPS stand for?

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol Security

• Hyper-Transfer Protocol, Secure

• Hyper-Transfer Procedure, Safe

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What does SMTP stand for?

• Simple Messaging Transferal Protocol

• Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

• Simplified Mail Transfer Protocol

• Simple Mailman Trail Protocol

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which of these statements describe the role of SSH?

• To provide a secure channel for other transmissions

• Encrypt data for transmission across a network

• mainly used to allow secure remote logins

• implements anti-virus software on a network

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What is the aim of MAC address?

• To uniquely identify a point on a network to allow packets to be sent to the correct destination

• To uniquely identify every device, so that communication between devices can be achieved

• To generally identify an end-point in a network to support communication and packet routing

• To identify a sub-set of end points, devices or network components during any given communication

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How is a Router and a Switch different?

• Switches are used on the internet, routers are only used within a LAN

• Switches are essential for a WAN, Routers are not

• Switches connect LAN devices together, Routers communicate across mediums

• Routers are Switches are interchangeable

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How is a Router and a Switch different?

• Switches are used on the internet, routers are only used within a LAN

• Switches are essential for a WAN, Routers are not

• Switches connect LAN devices together, Routers communicate across mediums

• Routers are Switches are interchangeable