Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
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The application layer is the _th layer of the OSI Model?

A

7th.

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2
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The application layer on the TCP/IP model is made up of what OSI layers?

A
  1. Application6. Presentation5. Session
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3
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The Application layer is the _____ interface to the network?

A

Human

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4
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The presentation layer has three primary functions

A
  1. Encoding2. Compression3. Encryption
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5
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The session layer ______ and ________ dialog between source and destination applications.

A

Creates and Maintains.

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6
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The session layer is essentially a?

A

Traffic Cop.

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7
Q

Many peer-to-peer applications are based on what protocol?

A

Gnutella Protocol

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8
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Servers usually run listening services that are called?

A

Daemons

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9
Q

Below are examples of URL, describe each colored element

A
  • Service Protocol
  • Sub domain (optional)
  • Domain Name
  • Top-Level-Domain
  • Requested File Path
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10
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What port does HTTP services operate on?

A

TCP Port 80

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11
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What port does HTTPS services operate on?

A

TCP Port 443

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12
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What port does SMPT services operate on?

A

TMP Port 25

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13
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What port does POP3 services operate on?

A

TMP Port 110

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14
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What port does IMAP services operate on?

A

TCP Port 143

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15
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True/False: DNS operates on both TCP and UDP?

A

True.

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16
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What port does DNS services operate on?

A

TCP & UDP Port 53

17
Q

True/False: DHCP operates on TCP?

A

False. DHCP is considered a local-only service and does not use TCP.

18
Q

What two ports does DHCP services operate on?

A

UDP Ports 67 and 68.

19
Q

What port does Telnet services operate on?

A

TCP Port 23

20
Q

What port does SSH services operate on?

A

TCP Port 22

21
Q

What two ports does FTP services operate on?

A

TCP Ports 20 and 21.

22
Q

What does FTP Services uses port 21 for?

A

Commands and Replies

23
Q

What does FTP Services uses port 20 for?

A

For the actual file transfers.

24
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What are 10 types Application Layers?10.1.1.2

A

HTTPHTTPSFTPTFTPIMAPDNSPOPIMAPBOOTPDHCP

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What is peer-to-peer(P2P)10.1.2.2
An application allows a device to act as both a client and a server within the same communication
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What are the 3 common messages for HTML?10.2.1.3
GET,POST,PUT
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What does the GET message do?10.2.1.3
A client (web browser) sends the GET message to the web server to request HTML pages.
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What does the POST message do?10.2.1.3
A POST message is the data that the user submitted in the form.
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What does the PUT message do?10.2.1.3
Uploads resources or content to the web server (i.e a file)
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What is the Port for SMTP?10.2.1.5
25
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What is the Port for Post Office Protocol (POP)10.2.1.6
110
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What is the Port for Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP)10.2.1.7
143
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What does BIND stand for?10.2.2.2.
Berkeley Internet Name Domain
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What is the command line to display DNS records on the local client?10.2.2.2
ipconfig /displaydns
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what does DHCP stand for?10.2.2.6
The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
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What is SMB?10.2.3.4
Server Message Block
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What is Server Message Block us for?
It is a client/server file sharing protocol,