Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Which layer of the OSI model contains all the services or protocols that are needed by application software or the operating system to communicate on the network?

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Application

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The encapsulation unit on the Data Link layer of the OSI Model is _____

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Frame

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3
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Define: Physical layer

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all aspects of physically moving data from one computer to the next.

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_____ are used for node-to-node communications on a network. Logical address, Port address, Physical address, Socket

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Physical Address

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Define: frame

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The packet becomes this in the Data Link layer.

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What is the 7th Layer of the OSI Model?

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Application

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The process of moving data from one layer of the OSI model to the next layer is called

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encapsulation

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The Application layer of the TCP/IP Model corresponds to the blank layer(s) of the OSI model

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Session and Presentation

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9
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Define: frame synchronization

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a method of finding valid data in a transmission that consists of data frames

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The primary job of the Presentation layer concerned with

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data representation and code formatting.

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The encapsulation unit on the Presentation layer of the OSI Model is _____

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Data

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12
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Define: Routing

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the ability of the various network devices to move data packets from their source to their destination.

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13
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What is the 6th Layer of the OSI Model?

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Presentation

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14
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The two most important portocols on the Transport layer of the TCP/IP Model are _____and _____

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TCP & UDP

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Define: OSI Model

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framework and reference model to explain how different networking technologies work together and interact.

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The primary job of the Network layer is to

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Perform routing functions and a means of transmitting data packages.

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17
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What is the 1st Layer of the OSI Model?

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Physical

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18
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Define: Application layer

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contains all the services that are needed by the application

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19
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Define: header

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describes what each layer should do.

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20
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Define: LLC

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Logical Link Control sublayer, facilitate communications between the upper Network layer and the Physical layer.

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21
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Define: protocol

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a set of rules to describe how a task works in a network environment

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22
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Define: bits

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frames converted in the Physical layer.

23
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Define: port address

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a unique address inside the computer associated with a specific protocol, service, or application

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Define: MAC

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Media Access Control sublayer, provides access control to the media just as its name implies

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The encapsulation unit on the Presentation layer of the OSI Model is \_\_\_\_\_
Data
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Define: de-encapsulation
bits become frames, frames become packets, packets become segments, segments become data.
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Define: simplex
one-way communications
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Define: physical address
MAC address
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Define: Transport layer
moves data to segments then sent for data transmission
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Define: encapsulation
the process of taking data from a previous layer of the OSI Model and carrying it forward into the next layer.
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Define: tailer
contains error correction information.
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The two sublayers of the Data Link layer are \_\_\_\_\_, and \_\_\_\_\_
LLC & MAC
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Define: TCP/IP Model
built around the TCP/IP protocol suite
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Define: Half-duplex
a device can only send or recieve
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The most important protocol on the Internet layer of the TCP/IP model is \_\_\_\_\_
Internet Protocol
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Define: data
Top three layers of the OSI Model: The Application, Presentation, and Session layers.
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Define: segment
Data going to the Transport layer.
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The process of moving data from one layer of the OSI model to the next layer is called
encapsulation
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Define: logical addresses
logically assigned depending on the Networking layer protocol being used
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Define: Data Link layer
concerned with moving data from one computer to another.
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Define: connectionless protocol
does not ask for verification that a data packet has reached its destination.
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Define: Network layer
moves data in the form of packets from one end of the network to the other.
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Which layer of the OSI Model is responsible for segmenting data and sequencing it for the rest of the OSI model
Transport
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The encapsulation unit on the Network layer of the OSI Model is \_\_\_\_\_
Packet
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What is the 5th Layer of the OSI Model?
Session
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What is the 2nd Layer of the OSI Model?
Data Link
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What is the 4th Layer of the OSI Model?
Transport
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Define: packet
The segment becomes this in the Networking layer.
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What is the 3rd Layer of the OSI Model?
Network
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Which layer of the OSI model is concerned with reliably getting data from one computer to another
Data Link
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Define: connection-oriented protocol
asks for verification that a data packet has reached its destination
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define: protocol suite
made up of a large number of protocols that allow computers to communicate
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Define: Session layer
manages dialog between networked devices.
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The primary function of the Physical Layer
Transfer the bits