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| Suite of specialized protocols called subprotocols |
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| Protocols that can span more than one LAN |
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| operates in the Transport layer of the OSI model and provides reliable data delivery services. Connection Oriented |
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| Indicates the port number at the source node |
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| The address on a host where an application makes itself avialable to incoming our outgoing data |
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| UDP - User Datagram Protocol |
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| Belongs to transport layer, connectionless transport service, more efficient for carrying message that fit with in one packet Header has four fields |
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| Belongs to network layer enables TCP/IP to internetwork. Connectionless protocol |
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| trasverse more that one LAN segment and more than type of network though a router |
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| Network layer protocol that reports on the sucess or failure of data delivery. |
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| Operates at Network layer manages mutlicasting |
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| transmission method that allows one one node to send data to a defined groups of nodes |
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| ARP - address resolution protocol |
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| network layer protocol that obtains the MAC address of a host, or node and then creates a database that maps the MAC address of another node |
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| Dynamic ARP table entries |
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| are created when a client makes an ARP request that cannot be satisfied by data already in the ARP table |
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| the core protocol reponsibile for logical adressing |
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| special 32 bit number that when combined with a device's IP adress informs the rest of the network about the segment or network to which the device is attached |
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| application protocol uses a central list of IP address and their associated devices |
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| surpassed BOOTP as the most sphisticated IP addressing utility |
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| IPv6 address that represents a signle interface on a device |
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| represents mulitple interfaces |
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| represent any one interface from a group of interfaces ay of which can accept a transmission |
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| IPv6 variable length field at the begininng of the address that indicates what type of address it is |
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| a process's port number plus its host machine's IP address |
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1 top level domain in www.google.com
2. second level domain in www.google.com
3. third level domain in www.google.com |
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| a terminal emulation protocol used to log on to remote hosts using the TCP/IP protocol |
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| application layer protocol used to send and receive files via TCP/IP |
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| NTP Network Time Protocol |
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| simple application layer protocol used to synchronize the clocks of a computer on network |
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| Ports ranging from 49152 through 65535, open for use w/o restriction |
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| fully qualified host name |
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| local host name plus its domain name |
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| Any host on the Internet that need to loop up domain name information |
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| A hierarchical way of associating domain names with IP address |
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| the database of Internet IP address and their associated names |
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| The ASCII text file associates host names with IP address |
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| Ports ranging from 0 to 1023 only OS or admin |
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| Ports ranging from 1024 to 49151, network users |
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| context of TCP/IP known as packet |
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| process of subdividing a single class of networks into mutliple, smaller logical networks or segments |
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