Communication & Networking - IP, MAC, Packets & Protocols

IP stands for

• Internet Protocol
• Intellectual Protocol
• Internet Property
• Information Protocol

MAC stands for

• Media Access Control
• Machine Access Control
• Machine Address Control
• Media Access Computer

Each physical interface connected to a network has a unique MAC address

• True
• False

Each MAC adress is unique

• True
• False

An IP address is allocated to each computer in the warehouse when it is built

• False
• True

Which item is not a protocol?

• MAC
• IMAC
• POP3
• HTTP

An FTP protocol is used for

• Copying files from one host to another
• Distributing web pages
• Accessing emails
• Creating secure communications

Which protocol is a cryptographic protocol designed for secure communications?

• TLS/SSL
• FTP
• HTTP
• POP3

A typical IP address looks like this

• 192.168.2.1
• H72Wd9
• 1011010
• www.youtube.com

The internet uses packet switching, meaning that data is sent as bundles of data called packets.

• True
• False