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TELNET
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1The core protocols are [blank_start]telnet[blank_end] (remote access), [blank_start]SMTP[blank_end] (electronic mail), [blank_start]FTP[blank_end] (file transfer) and [blank_start]HTTP[blank_end] (world wide web)
- Atelnet
- BSMTP
- CFTP
- DHTTP
2Where does telnet operate?
- Aapplication layer
- Btransport layer
- Cnetwork layer
- Ddatalink layer
- Ephysical layer
3Telnet was developed to log in to remote machines over the internet. What is the ability to do this called?
- Anetwork virtual terminal functionality
- Bvirtual terminal network functionality
- Crobust functionality
4Telnet runs can talk to any [blank_start]TCP[blank_end] server if you know its [blank_start]address[blank_end] and [blank_start]port number[blank_end]. It runs over a standard [blank_start]TCP stream[blank_end] (port [blank_start]23[blank_end]). Has a [blank_start]full duplex[blank_end] 8 bit byte stream. Protocol element uses [blank_start]escape sequences[blank_end].
- ATCP
- Baddress
- Cport number
- DTCP stream
- E23
- Ffull duplex
- Gescape sequences
5The problem with telnet is there are many options that no one uses. Also difficult mapping [blank_start]NVT[blank_end] to [blank_start]real device[blank_end]. Poor implementation of [blank_start]local echo[blank_end]. [blank_start]End of line[blank_end] processing is a mess.
- ANVT
- Breal device
- Clocal echo
- DEnd of line
6Telnet is useful because it can make any [blank_start]network connect[blank_end]. Can act as [blank_start]universal client[blank_end]. Enables network speacilists to [blank_start]diagnose problems[blank_end].
- Anetwork connect
- Buniversal client
- Cdiagnose problems
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- Networking Quiz on TELNET, created by lucy copp on 22/05/2017.
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- lucy copp
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