Computer Network Quiz 2 - Network Architecture

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Routers

In the scenario of network outage, _____ detects the outages first, and switches to a new route.

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Application

HTTP/Web browser belongs to the _______ Layer.

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Application

Which is the top layer of the network model used by TCP/IP

networks?

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Leased Lines

Which of the following is normally not a shared connection example?

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Link

Dealing with the wired or wireless connection belongs to the ______ Layer.

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6

Because they can break a problem down into a set of smaller

problems that can be solved independently

Why do engineers use a "model" to organize their approach

to solve a large and complex problem?

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Uniform Resource Locator

What does URL stand for?

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avoiding collision

Breaking a large message into smaller packets is for _____.

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The maximum amount of data a computer can send before

receiving an acknowledgement

What is "window size"?

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Link

Moving data across a single hop is one responsibility of ______ layer.

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sender window size

TCP control is implemented through changing ___________.

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destination IP address

In the Internetwork Layer, routing a packet from source to its destination uses the packet's _____.

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withdraw their packet and resend their packet at the next randomly selected time

After a collision is detected, each sender needs to ____.

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Transport

Packet loss needs to be dealt with in the _____________ Layer.

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Get a packet of data moved across multiple networks from

its source to its destination

What is the goal of the Internetwork layer?

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An offset of where the packet belongs relative to the beginning

of the message

In addition to the data, source, and destination addresses,

what else is needed to make sure that a message can be

reassembled when it reaches its destination?

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Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection

What does CSMA/CD stand for?

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Link

Which of the layers concerns itself with getting a packet of

data across a single physical connection?

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On your laptop, desktop, or mobile computer

In a typical networked client/server application, where does

a client application run?

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selecting radio frequency

The problem of ____________________ is necessary in wireless link encoding.

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