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Chapter 10: Application Layer.
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Chapter 10: Application Layer.
Operation of POP
- Retrieve e-mail
- mail is downloaded from the server to the client
- Retrieve e-mail
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
- data transfer
- Client and server
- data transfer
Network Applications
- It affects the amount of work
- Facilitate communication at work
- They reduce the time
SMTP
- Network protocol used to send and receive emails (emails).
Http and Https
- GET
- POST
- PUT
- POST
- GET
Common P2P applications
- eDonkey
- G2
- BitTorrent
- Bitcoin
- BitTorrent
- G2
- eDonkey
Operation of IMAP
- Retrieve email messages
- Users can create a hierarchy of files on the server
- This file structure is also duplicated in the email client
- Users can create a hierarchy of files on the server
- Retrieve email messages
Email protocols
- Email messages are stored in databases on mail servers
- method to store
- ISP offters is email hosting
Server message block.
- Start authenticate and end sessions
- Control access to files
- Authorize an application to send or receive messages
- Control access to files
- Start authenticate and end sessions
Domain name service
- Devices are labeled with IP addresses
- Describes a method to retrieve e-mail messages
Importance of the application layer
- It offers applications (user or not) the possibility of accessing the services of the other layers and defines the protocols that applications use to exchange data, such as email (POP and SMTP), database managers and file transfer protocols (FTP)
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