Exam 2: Network Standards

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IP detects errors but does not correct them.Therefore,IP is reliable.

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How a message is organized is its ________.

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What is (are)the well-known port number(s)for FTP?

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Routers make forward decisions based on a packet's source IP address.

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How long are IP addresses?

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B7-22-DD-6F-C8-AB is an ________ address.

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The OSI ________ layer allows application communication to be restarted at the last rollback point.

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Most IETF documents are called ________.

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Network standards are also called protocols.

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OSI is dominant at the ________ layer.

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After the internet layer process does encapsulation,it passes the IP packet to the ________ layer process.

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"Octet" is the same as ________.

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If the ACK bit is set,the acknowledgement number field MUST have a value.

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To handle internetwork transmission control tasks that IP cannot handle,the IETF created TCP.

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The application layer standard always is HTTP.

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Converting application messages into bits is called ________.

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Which of the following is a standards agency for OSI?

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Headers usually are divided into fields.

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In HTTP,most response message header fields consist of a keyword,an equal sign,and the value for the keyword.

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The side wishing to close a TCP segment sends a(n)________ segment.

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