Layers Flashcards

(37 cards)

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What is a Network?

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group of computers connected together so they can communicate with each other

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What is networks of networks?

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group of networks connected together so they can communicate with each other

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What is a private network?

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Networks restricted for by one group e.g UoN

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What is a public network

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owned by a service provider and offer service to anyone who pays for access

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5
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What is circuit switching?

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circuit formed between 2 machines to allow communication

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What is packet switching?

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network communication sent in small packets
sent interleaved with other network packets down a single set of wires

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7
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Which one is better for network utilisation?

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Packet switching

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8
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What does a packet contain?

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destination address
source address
packet header

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9
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What is an OSI network layer model?

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Conceptual model

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10
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How many does OSI layers does it have?

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7

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What are the 7 OSI layers?

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Physical
Data link
Network
Transport
Session
Presentation
Application
(1-7, 1 on the bottom)

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12
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How does OSI work?

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Each layer abstracts and builds on the layer below it

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what do you mean by abstract?

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placing packets of one layer inside a packet of the layer which is then placed inside the packet of the layer below and so on

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14
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How many layers in TCP/IP layer?

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5

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15
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which layer is the internet built on?

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TCP/IP

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16
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can TCP/IP fit into the OSI model?

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What is TCP/IP used for?

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to communicate between machines

18
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Describe the physical layer

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This is layer 1
might not be wire
describes how bits get converted into electrical signals and sent
can be a shared medium or point-to-point
e.g ethernet, WIFI, cellullar

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describe the data link layer

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how the data is formatted on the wire into frames
destination address
size of packet
e.g ethernet/WIFI

20
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describe the network layer

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responsible for enabling forwarding of packets between networks
connectionless service
e.g IPv4, IPv6

21
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what is connectionless service?

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communication in terms of individual packets
they can just be sent to the destination

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What is connection-oriented service?

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Computers agree to form a connection
once established can communicate down the connection by sending data down the connection

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Describe the transport layer

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this is layer 4
end-to-end communication
ensures reliability,flow control and multiplexing
e.g TCP, UDP

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Describe the session layer

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this is layer 5
managing a session between end-user application processes
not really used in TCP/IP
e.g SPVD, SOCKS, RPC

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desribe the presentation layer
this is layer 6 manages how data is presented to application e.g HTML, CSS, GIF, JPG, MP3
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Describe the application layer
this is layer 7 in OSI its the user interface in TCP/IP the protocols used between applications e.g HTTP, POP3, IMAP
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What is the job of layers?
they will provide a service capable of transmitting data
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Which service do layers use to send data
the service above
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what is presented to the layer?
ancilary information (destination address, source address)
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What kind of connection do layers use?
connectionless, connection-oriented service
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What else must the layer be able to do?
Receive data from the equivalent layer or another peer
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How does the layer know if data has arrived?
the layer below will inform it
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How many phases do Connection-Oriented Service have?
3
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what are the 3 phases Connection-Oriented Service have?
connection setup data transfer connection release
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what are the 2 functions required for each phase in Connection-Oriented Service?
one in the layer to initiate the function one in the layer below to inform it that a peer has initiated the function
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what does IP layer need addresses for?
to identify both a specific machine and also the network it is on
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What does layer 2 need addressing for?
to ensure machines on the same network dont have the same address