Network Fundamentals Chapter 3 Study Guide
Application Layer Functionality and Protocols
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3.1.1.1 What does the application
layer provide?
What are application layer
protocols used for?
3.1.1.2 What are the three primary
functions of the
Presentation Layer?
What is the main function of
the session layer?
3.1.1.3 What do the Application
Layer protocols of the
TCP/IP protocol specify?
3.1.2
What are the two forms of
software programs or
process that provide
network access in the
Application Layer
3.1.3
What do protocols provide?
What is the difference
between an application and
a service?
What do application layer
protocols do?
What 6 things do protocols
define?
3.2.1
What is the difference
between a client and a
server?
3.2.2
In general networking sense
what is a server?
Describe the 2 processes a
daemon uses (listening and
hears)?
3.2.3.2 Complete the packet tracer
lab examine a number of
packets to see what each
packet contains.
3.2.4
What is a peer-to-peer
network?
Are peer-to-peer networks
easy to secure?
3.2.4.2 What are peer-to-peer
applications?
Provides Interface to the network.
Used to exchange data between Programs
Coding & Conversation-Compression of DataEncryption of data.
Create & Maintain Dialogs Between Source &
Destination Application
Emergance of personal computers graphical
user interfaces.
Telnet-Terminal emulation protocol.
(SMTP) Simple Mail Transfer Protocal
Rules and formats how data is treated
Services you receive mail and Applications you
send them. I think.
Layer Seven. Of both OSI and TCP/IP Models.
provides Interface between applications.
3.1.4
Client Request Info..Server responds to the
request
Any device that responds to a request
Done.
No.
Allows a device to act as a client and a server
In same location
3.3.1
3.3.1.2
3.3.1.3
3.3.1.4
3.3.2.1
3.3.2.2
3.3.2.3
3.3.3
3.3.3.2
3.3.3.3
3.3.3.4
3.3.4
What do port numbers
identify?
What does the DNS
protocol do?
What does the nslookup
utility allow you to do?
What does the command
ipconfig /displaydns show?
What happens if a DNS
server does not have a
name in its stored records?
If the same request is made
again where does the DNS
server look?
When is a server declared
to be an authoritative
server?
Define the three parts of a
url as listed on the page?
What type of request is sent
to the server when
retrieving a web page?
What does the POST
command do?
What does the PUT
command do?
What protocol is used for
secure transmission across
the web?
Packet Tracer Lab
What 2 Application Layer
protocols are used in
sending and receiving
email?
What is another name for
an email application?
What are the two processes
that email servers perform?
What happens to emails in
many companies once the
email reaches the internal
server?
List and describe some of
the commands used by the
SMTP protocol.
What is File Transfer
Protocol (FTP)?
What are the 2 ports used
and their purpose in FTP?
Maps a domain name to a IP Adress
Displays all the DNS on the systems
Pass request to another DNS server
Cash.
When resource is directly Held on that server.
Http=Protcal HTM=Webserver File name
Get.
Sends info to the Web server
Sends resources or content to the webserver
Https:
Done.
PoP and SMTP
MuA
MTA and MDA
Converted to a priortary protocol to a server
Hello.Dello.
File Transfer to allow
21 used for control 20 to transfer files
3.3.5
3.3.5.2
3.3.6
3.3.6.2
3.3.8
3.3.8.2
3.4
3.5.1.2
3.5.1.3
3.6.1
What does Dynamic Host
Confirmation Protocol
(DHCP) do for a network?
What are the 4 types of
messages sent and
received in DHCP?
What is SMB (Server
Message Block)?
What are the 3 message
types of SMB messages?
What does the Telenet
application provide?
What protocol is
recommended alternative to
Telnet when security is a
concern?
We will skip these labs
This is a self scored quiz
that will help prepare for the
test
Packet Tracer Lab that is
relatively challenging and
should help preparing for
the exam. Not required, but
would be helpful.
Quiz that also prepares you
for the test.
Allows a host to maintain a IP address when it
connects to a network
Discover offer request DHCP acknowledge
Series of Shared network messege block
Sauté authenticate terminate
Provides a standard method of innulating
SSH
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