Font size
WorksheetsTCP/IP - Your Definitions
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
Who am I?
They have good modularity and operate well with each other, they also make managing easier for complex network communication.
By dividing them it makes them easier to troubleshoot, and allows developers to focus more on different sections.
Ethernet
TCP/IP Network Layers
Routers
Host
Who am I?
a connectionless and fast protocol that prioritizes speed over reliability which sends data without error checking it. This is often used in online multiplayer games.
FTP
SMTP
UDP
POP
Who am I?
a set of rules that allows computers to communicate with each other over the internet or any network, it decides how data is broken into packets, sent, routed, and reassembled.
TCP/IP
Router
HTTPS
A single protocol
Who am I?
a way a client and server send and receive requests and to deliver html web pages, its the fundamental protocol of the world wide web
Wi-fi
FTP
SMTP
HTTP
Who am I?
transfers emails from the mail to your device removing them from the server in the process
IMAP
SMTP
POP
Ethernet
Who am I?
keeps emails on the server ensuring synchronicity between devices.
SMTP
POP
IMAP
FTP
The BLANK provides error free transmission between 2 routers.
(a)
The BLANK routes packets across a WAN.
Together with Transmission Control Protocol they make up the TCP/IP protocol stack which is the foundation of communication over the internet.
(a)
Which TCP/IP Network Layer is responsible for:
Actual network hardware
E.g. network interface card
Application Layer
Transport Layer
Internet Layer
(aka Network Layer)
Link Layer
(aka Network access layer)
Which TCP/IP Network Layer is responsible for:
Addresses and packages data for transmissions
E.g. routes packets across the network
Application Layer
Transport Layer
Internet Layer
(aka Network Layer)
Link Layer
(aka Network access layer)
Which TCP/IP Network Layer:
uses protocols like TCP to ensure reliable data delivery and UDP for faster, less reliable transfers. It breaks data into packets and manages end-to-end communication
Application Layer
Transport Layer
Internet Layer
(aka Network Layer)
Link Layer
(aka Network access layer)
Which TCP/IP Network Layer?
uses protocols like HTTP for web browsing and SMTP for sending emails. It is where your software interacts directly with the network.
Application Layer
Transport Layer
Internet Layer
(aka Network Layer)
Link Layer
(aka Network access layer)
