Internet Protocol

Internet Protocol

1. POP

   • Post Office Protocol
   • Used to receive emails

2. HTTP

   • Transfers web pages from web servers to the client
   • Not as secure as HTTPS
   • Hypertext Transfer Protocol

3. HTTPS

   • A secure web address
   • Encrypted
   • Used for important information

4. FTP

   • File Transfer Protocol
   • Used to transfer larger files
   • Have private access to an area to upload your files
   • Can give other users access to download your files

5. TCP / IP

   • Transmission control protocol / Internet Protocol
   • One of the main Protocols

6. A set of rules for how messages are turned into data packets and sent across networks

7. IP Address

   • Unique
   • Included in a data packet
   • Internet Protocol

8. MAC Address

   • Unique
   • Built into the NIC
   • Cannot be changed

9. IMAP

   • Internet Message Access Protocol
   • Stores email messages on a mail server

10. Layers

    • Application Transport Internet Network

11. SMTP

    • Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
    • Used to send and receive emails
    • Moves your email across networks

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