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This OSI/TCP/IP layer provides process-to-process data exchange |
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This OSI layer divides a file into segments that are an efficient size for routing |
Transport layer |
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This adaption of the Berkeley UNIX Socket interface (and its supporting program) handles input-output requests for internet applications that use Windows |
Winsock |
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A telecommunication protocol that all users must use to be part of the internet |
IP |
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Each one of these is separately numbered, includes the internet address of its destination and travels by different routes through the internet |
Packet |
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Unlike TCP, this method of data exchange does not provide the service of dividing the message into packets and reassembling it at the other end, instead it relies on the application program to make sure the entire message has arrived and in order |
UDP |
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One of two protocols that allow a network admin to supervise and distribute IP addresses from a central point. It automatically sends a new IP address when a computer is plugged into a different place in the network. |
DHCP |
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An application protocol that uses the internet's TCP/IP protocols to transfer web page files to a server. Also used to download from a server to computer. |
FTP |
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This term is often used to describe the TCP/IP software. |
Stack |
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This works closely with a router program to examine each network packet & determine whether it should be forwarded toward its destination |
Firewall |
