protocols model

What was the main reason for the need for standardized networking protocols before the 1980s?

• Different vendors had their own protocols, making communication between different computers difficult.

• There were too many computers in the market.

• Networking was not considered important.

• Computers were not advanced enough to require networking.

Who were the two scientists involved in the creation of the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)?

• Vint Cerf and Bob Khan

• Tim Berners-Lee and Steve Jobs

• Bill Gates and Paul Allen

• Larry Page and Sergey Brin

In what year was the OSI model document published by the International Standardization Organization (ISO)?

• 1984

• 1978

• 1990

• 1980

Which model became the most used networking model by the end of the 1990s?

• TCP/IP model

• OSI model

• DEC model

• IBM model

What was the role of the US Department of Defense's DARPA program in networking?

• It was involved in the creation of the TCP/IP model.

• It developed the OSI model.

• It standardized networking protocols globally.

• It created the first computer network.

DARPA ​ (a)   Advanced ​ (b)   Projects​ (c)   )- 1970s

• (Defense
• Research
• Agency
• Development, Research, Association
• Defense, Research, Alliance
• Defense, Resource, Agency

Which model was first chosen by companies?

• At first,

• companies

• were using

• either one or both models

• in their networks.

Organizza queste opzioni nelle categorie corrette: 1970S - 1980s - 1983 - 1984

Groups:

(a) 1980s

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(b) 1970s

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(c) 1984

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(d) 1983

• publication of the OSI model document in 1984.

• two scientists, Vint Cerf and Bob Khan, worked on data communication.
  
  They created the TCP

• 1980s, there was no standardized networking protocols, each vendor had their own protocols.

• 1970s, the International Standardization Organization (ISO) started working on the OSI model

• TCP/IP was chosen as the protocol standard for ARPANET 

Abbina i seguenti

• four

• TCP/IP is a more simplified model with four layers.

• seven

• the use of the OSI model started declining and the TCP/IP model became the most used one

• 1983

• The OSI model consists of seven layers, each with its own function.

• today

• Today, network engineers still use the OSI model as a reference, but in practice the TCP/IP model is used.

• essential

• Both models are essential for understanding network communication.