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14 Cards in this Set
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What are the layers in a network protocol suite? |
Application Layer Transport Layer Internet Layer Network Access Layer |
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Two Important features of TCP/IP that allow for decentralized network |
End-node verification Dynamic Routing |
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An experimental network that was the birthplace of TCP/IP? |
ARPAnet |
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An alphanumeric name associated with an IP address through TCP/IP's DNS name service system |
Domain Name |
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A router that connects a LAN to a larger network. In the days of proprietary LAN protocols, the term sometimes applied to a router that performed some kind of protocol conversion |
Gateway |
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A logical address used to locate a computer or other networked device on a TCP/IP network |
IP address |
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A small network belonging to a single office, organization or home, usually occupying a single geographical location |
Local Area Network (LAN) |
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A network address configured through the protocol software |
Logical Address |
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A service that associates human-friendly alphanumeric names with network address |
Name Service |
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A set of common rules defining a specific aspect of the communication process |
Network Protocol |
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An address associated with the network hardware |
Physical address |
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An internal channel or address that provides an interface between an application and TCP/IP's Transport layer |
Port |
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A network device that forwards data by logical address and can also be used to segment large network into smaller subnetworkds |
Router |
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A network protocol suite used on the internet and also on many other networks around the world |
TCP/IP |
