Network, Transport and Application Layer Protocols flashcards
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This page gathers flashcards on network, transport and application layer protocols, from port numbers and addressing to HTTP. It serves university students and professional candidates practising protocol details, school students revising network topics, and teachers seeking ready-made material. There are over 120 flashcard resources, made by more than 90 users. Pick a deck and start revising.
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200 cardsTelematik Chapter 7 Network Layer: The Big Picture
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8 cardsProtocols
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21 cardsPort Numbers List of Common ports and the associated protocols.
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52 cardsIPv4 and IPv6 Network Layer
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74 cardsHTTP
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200 cardsChapter 8-9 Internet Checksum Example
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42 cardsThe Network Layer (5) Network Layer vs Data link layer
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83 cardsTCP - Test 1 Revision What is the bandwidth delay product?
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136 cardsChapter 5 Network layer: The Control Plane In which plane does forwarding occur?
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73 cardsChapter 5 Networking Responsible for moving messages from end-to-end in a network
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127 cardsNetAcad 14 & 15 What does the transport layer do with application layer data?
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85 cardsNetwork Layer Protocol Headers What is ARP?
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68 cardsNetwork Layer What is the network layer concerned with?
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35 cardsSCC 203 - Lecture 7 - MLP's and Addressing What does DHCP allow?
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67 cardsApplication Layer Protocols this is based on the Bootstrap Protocol and provides a framework for passing configuration info to hosts on...
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45 cardsTelnet, SSH & FTP Services What is a port number
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28 cardsUnderstanding Internet Protocol (IP)
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14 cardsLayer 7 Protocols What is the characteristic of HTTP?
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42 cardsNetwork Layer 2 What are router queues?
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29 cards05 Handout 1
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30 cardsICT169 Week 2 Flashcards
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35 cardsSCC 203 - Reliable Transport Protocols What must be abstracted out during communication?
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43 cardsNetwork Layer Which layer is concerned with getting packets from source to destination?
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25 cardsSCC 203 - Lecture 5 - Internet Protocol What type of protocol is Internet protocol?
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48 cardsHTTP, SMTP & MIME protocols What is HTTP?
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45 cardsWindows Networking Protocols (Day 1) What is being described below? -legacy file & print sharing protocol -operates at Session Layer 5 of the OS...
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24 cardsNetwork Part 2 In classful addressing the network and host portions of the address are predefined based on the 5 classes, ...
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20 cardsSammanfattande/övergripande frågor Client/server versus peer-to peer
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47 cardsPort and Protocols Common port numbers, what they're called, and what they do.
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27 cardsRouting - Test 1 Revision What is forwarding?
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15 cardsSammanfattande/övergripande frågor Client/server versus peer-to peer
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11 cardsDHCP What is the purpose of DHCP?
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30 cardsSCC 203 - Lecture 9 - Internet Forwarding How do routers conspire to deliver packets to destination?
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36 cardsNetwork Layer
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31 cardsProtocols NET+ M1
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179 cardsSIT716 - Computer Networks and Security - Wk 3
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17 cardsSCC 203- Transmission control protocol Within selective repeat, State what happens to the receiver during the process?
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34 cardsSMTP, POP3, IMAP this is a textual protocol, used in client-to-server and server-to-client delivery of email traffic.
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9 cardsUntitled Which characteristic of the network layer in the OSI model allows carrying packets for multiple types of co...
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16 cardsReliable Data Delivery Define data rate
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The decks cover protocol names, addressing, port numbers and layer-specific topics. Protocols includes Ethernet, wi-fi, TCP, IP and HTTP, while Port Numbers pairs ports with services. Other decks focus on transport mechanisms, network headers and application protocols.
Choosing a deck
For a broad starting point, the Protocols deck covering wired and wireless networks introduces several familiar protocol names. For more focused practice, IPv4 and IPv6 Network Layer covers addressing, while HTTP concentrates on that application protocol.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
The Protocols deck covering Ethernet, wi-fi, TCP, IP and HTTP is a broad starting point. It brings several protocol names together, so you can see which ones need more attention before choosing a focused deck such as Port Numbers or HTTP.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover port numbers, IPv4 and IPv6 addressing, network layer headers, transport layer mechanisms and application protocols. You can choose a broad deck on protocols or focus on a particular topic, such as HTTP or SMTP, POP3, IMAP.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The flashcards were made by GoConqr users, rather than GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, along with quizzes, mind maps and notes.