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Worksheets1.5 Network Protocols & Toplogy
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
Provides the rules for file transfer between computers.
FTP
FPS
HTTP
SMTP
UDP
Provides the rules to be followed by a web server and a web browser when requesting and supplying data.
FTP
SFTP
HTTP
HTTPS
SMTP
Ensures that communication between a host and a client are secured by encrypting communications.
FTP
HTTPS
USD
URL
HTTP
A protocol that downloads emails onto a client computer and removes the mail message from the mail server.
SMTP
SFTP
POP
IMAP
HTTPS
A protocol that allows email messages to be read and stored on a messaging server.
SMTP
SFTP
POP
IMAP
HTTPS
The physical layout of a computer network is called its
topology
geographical location
hierarchy
protocol
architecture
A service that allocates an IP addresses to a host on the network.
DNS
DHCP
Encryption
TCP/IP
UDP/IP
A service that translates a URL addresses into an IP addresses.
DNS
DHCP
Encryption
TCP/IP
UDP/IP
What media is most likely to be used on this network?
Wi-Fi
Fibre Optics
Ethernet Cable
Cloud
VPN
Identify this toplogy
WAN
LAN
Star
Mesh
Ring
Select all the TRUE statements:
A peer-to-peer network has one central controlling computer.
Peer-to-peer networks are easier to set up than client-server networks
Peer-to-peer networks allow individual devices to share files between each other.
Peer-to-peer networks are commonly used in large organisations
It is easier to implement security procedures throughout a client server network than a peer to peer network.
Select all the True statements:
HTTPS is secured by establishing a TLS encrypted session between client and server.
POP3 is a protocol used to send Emails between the client and mail server
SMTP is a protocol used to send Emails between the client and mail server
IMAP is a protocol used to retrieve emails from a mail server (leaving the message on the server until deleted by the client).
Email servers communicate the TCP/UDP protocol stack.
