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CIS*1000 > Unit 13: Behind the Scences: How the Interenet works > Flashcards

Unit 13: Behind the Scences: How the Interenet works Flashcards

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NSF?

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national science foundation - a government entity that owns a piece of the internet

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who pays for the internet?

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NSF through federal taxes

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5 major organizations in internet governance and development

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  1. internet society
  2. IETF - internet engineering task force
  3. IAB - Internet architecture board
  4. ICANN - internet corporation for assigned names and numbers
  5. W3C - worldwide web consortium
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internet backbone?

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the main paths of the internet, along which data travels the fastest

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ISP?

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internet service provider

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OC line?

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optical carrier line - high-speed fiber-optic line

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name and speed of fastest OC line

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OC-3840 - 200 Gbs

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T line?

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a line that initially connects the backbone and ISPs, carrying data over twisted-pair wires

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IXP?

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internet exchange point - reduce cost and improve speed and efficiency for data exchange due to being made up of multiple network switches

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network switch?

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devices that send data on a specific route through a network

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client/server model?

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most common internet communications model followed to allows for network communication

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POP?

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point of presence - bank of modems, servers, routers, and switches through which users can connect to ISPs simultaneously

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3 types of servers

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  1. web server
  2. commerce servers
  3. file server
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web server?

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computers that run specialized OSs that allow them to host web pages and other info in order to provide it to requesting clients

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Commerce server?

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computers that host servers that enable users to buy good and services over the web

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file server?

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computers that provide remote storage space or act as a storage house for files users have downloaded

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computer protocol?

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set of rules for exchanging electronic info

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open system?

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a system that is made public for access by any interested party

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are computer protocols open or proprietary systems?

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open

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proprietary system?

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closed system

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circuit switching? example?

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a dedicated connection between 2 points that remains active for the duration of the transmission - telephone conversation

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packet switching?

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data is broken into data packets and sent over various routes at the same time then are reassembled by the receiving computer

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which one is more efficient

a) circuit switching
b) packet switching

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b)

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what are the min pieces of info a data packet must contain? (4)

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  1. sending address - where is it going?
  2. originating address - where did it come from?
  3. data being transmitted - the package itself
  4. reassembly instructions
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TCP?

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transmission control protocol

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what are the original 2 protocols that were developed for the internet?

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  1. TCP

2. IP

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IP?

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internet protocol - protocol responsible for sending info from one computer to another

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9 TCP/IP protocol suit main protocol? (4 of 9)

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  1. IP - internet protocol
  2. TCP - transmission control protocol
  3. UDP - user datagram protocol
  4. FTP - tile transfer protocol
  5. telnet
  6. HTTP/HTTPS - hypertext transfer protocol/security
  7. SMTP - simple mail transfer protocol
  8. DHCP - dynamic host configuration protocol
  9. RTP - real-time transport protocol
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IP address?

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a unique identification number that defines each computer, service, or device connected to the internet

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ICANN?

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internet corporation for assigned names and numbers - a type of registration for IP addresses to ensure they are unique

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dotted decimal number/dotted quad?

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the form of an IP address

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197.526.57.85 is an example of? what is the form called

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IP address - dotted decimal number/dotted quad

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octet?

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the number sections within a dotted decimal number/dotted quad

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IPv4?

a) what is it?
b) when was it created

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a) internet protocol version 4 - the original IP addressing scheme
b) 1981

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IoT?

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internet of things

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IPv6?

a) what is it?
b) who developed it?
c) purpose?

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a) internet protocol version 6 - IP addressing scheme to make IP address longer
b) IETF
c) to provide more available IP address options

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hexadecimal digit?

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16 base number system providing each hexadecimal digit as 16 possible values - 0 to 9 or A to F

38
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XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX:XXXX: is an example of?

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IPv6 address format

39
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2 ways a device is assigned an IP address. which one is more common?

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  1. static addressing - IP address for a computer never changes assigned manually by a network administrator /ISP
  2. dynamic addressing - IP address is temporary from an available pool of IP addresses - more common
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DHCP?

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dynamic host configuration protocol - what handles dynamic addressing by taking a pool of IP addresses and sharing them with hosts on the network on an ‘as-needed’ bases

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UDP?

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user datagram protocol - what creates data packets

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connection-oriented protocol?

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when 2 computers exchange control packs, establishing a parameter of a data-exchange session

43
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which one is a connection-oriented protocol?

a) TCP
b) UTP

A

a)

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handshaking process?

A

the act of establishing a parameter of the data-exchange session before devices can exchange data packets

45
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connectionless protocol?

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a data exchanging protocol that doesn’t require a data-exchange session to be established

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ACK?

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positive acknowledgment - When the receiving devices indicate to the sending devices that the packet has been received

47
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NAK?

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negative acknowledgment - When the receiving device indicates tot the sending device that the packets has not been received, meaning it must be resent

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second-level domain?

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a domain that is directly below the TLD

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TLD?

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top-level domain

50
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who controls domain name registration?

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ICANN

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DNS server?

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domain name system server - a server that maintains a database that converts URLs into IP addresses

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root DNS server?

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a server that knows the location of all DNS servers that contain the master listing s of the TLDs

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internet cache?

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section of a users hard drive that stores info that the user may need again

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internet cache?

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section of a users hard drive that stores info that the user may need again

55
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HTML tag

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surround and define HTML contenet - <>

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element?

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each pair of tags and the text between them - <br></br><hr>

57
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?

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hyperlink

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CSS?

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cascading style sheet - list of rules that define in one location how to display HTML elements

59
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3 layers of CSS styles

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  1. external - stores separate files
  2. embedded - stores current HTML documents inside
  3. inline - stores within a single line inside the HTML document
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XML?

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eXtensible markup language - a markup language that enables designers to define their own data-based tags

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JSON?

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JavaScript Object Notation - popular format used to transfer info between computers

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HTTP?

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hypertext transfer protocol - a protocol meant to transfer hypertext documents across the internet

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SSL?

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secure sockets layer - network security protocol connected to HTTPS - the S part

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TLS?

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transport layer security - an updated extension of SSL providing data integrity and security for transmissions over the internet

65
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3 XML custom packages with tags

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  1. Math ML - , ,
  2. X3D - , ,
  3. MusicXML - , , ,
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server-side program?

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a type of program that runs on a web server rather than a computer

67
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PHP and .NET are examples of?

A

popular interfaces for coding server-side programs

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client-side program?

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a program that runs on the client compute ran requires no interaction with a web server

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HTML embedded scripting language?

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a language that tucks programming code directly within HTML of a web page

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what is the most popular HTML embedded scripting language?

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JavaScript

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applet?

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a small application downloaded t client ready to run without additional data transfer

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DHTML?

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dynamic HTML - a combination of HTML, CCS, and JavaScript used to create interactive and lively websites

73
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JavaScript?

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the scripting language used to create DHTMLs

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DOM?

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document object model - a model used by JavaScript to organize objects and page elements

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AJAX?

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asynchronous JavaScript and XML - group of tech used to facilitate the creation of web app syles

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SMTP?

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simple mail transfer protocol - sends emails along with the internet to their destination

77
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email servers?

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a specialized computer whose sole function is to store, process, and send emails

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MIME?

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multipurpose internet mail extensions - specification for sending files as attachments to emails

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encryption?

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the process of coding your email so that only the person with the key to the code can decipher the message

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private-key encryption?

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type of encryption where only the two parties involved in sending eh message have the code

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public-key encryption?

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type of encryption where anyone wishing to send a message can then download your public key and cod to send to do so

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keypair?

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two keys created to enable public/private key encryption

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public key?

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a key that is distributed to the public for public messaging use

84
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OpenPGP?

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open pretty good privacy - enables users to generate key pair to provide a private key for someone and a public key for everyone else - free to use

85
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what does a key look like?

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a series of bits in which length depends on the security level needed

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