Matching
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the protocols with the level of the OSI model that they work at. Some answers will be used more than
once. a. | Application | e. | Network | b. | Presentation | f. | Data Link | c. | Session | g. | Physical | d. | Transport | h. | More than one level of the OSI model | | | | |
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FTP
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TCP
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UDP
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IP
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DNS
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NLSP
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ARP
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TELNET
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NDIS
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ODI
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Match
the Protocol from the TCP/IP suite to its job/description.
a. | IP | i. | FTP | b. | TCP | j. | SMTP | c. | UDP | k. | TELNET | d. | ARP | l. | NFS | e. | ICMP | m. | RIP | f. | DHCP | n. | OSPF | g. | DNS | o. | RPC | h. | WINS | p. | XDR | | | | |
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Provides terminal emulation so PCs and workstations can act as dumb
terminals.
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connection oriented protocol that works at the transport layer of the OSI model to
provide full-duplex end to end connections. Can accept packets of any size from upper layers of the
OSI model and repackage them. Can also carry on a variety of "conversations" through the
use of port numbers.
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This
protocol helps connectionless protocols, such as IP, identify errors in transmission. It detects
errors in internetworking, traffic congestion, and/or path failures and communicates these errors
with upper layer protocols.
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Allows the sharing of files between networked hosts.
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connectionless protocol that provides datagram services. Routes packets through
internets. Performs the assembly and disassembly of packets required by the the size limitations of
the Data Link and Physical layers.
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Resolves IP addresses to fully qualified domain names
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Resolves IP addresses to NetBIOS names.
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Provides the dynamic assignment of IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateway, DNS
server addresses, and WINS server addresses to clients on a network.
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Used
to support encoding of machine independent format. Example: A programmer might write code that works
on more than one kind of computer. This protocol, part of the NFS family, supports the encoding of
that code.
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Determines whether a function call can be handled locally by the computer making the
request, or must be sent out the network. Acts along the line as a redirector. Part of the NFS
family.
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