2: Network Layers Overview

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These flashcards cover the essential concepts of network layers, protocols, and interactions between layers as discussed in the lecture.

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What is a key feature of protocols in network communication?

Protocols specify exactly how communication should happen.

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What are the layers of the TCP/IP model?

Application Layer, Transport Layer, Internet Layer, Network Interface Layer, Physical Layer.

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What does the OSI model provide?

A conceptual model of 7 layers for understanding network interactions.

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What is the role of the Physical Layer in the OSI model?

Transmits and receives data over the physical medium.

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What is a function of the Data Link Layer in the OSI model?

Formats data into frames and manages communication over a single network.

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What does the Network Layer in the OSI model do?

Enables packet forwarding between networks and is a connectionless service.

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What is the Transport Layer responsible for in the OSI model?

End-to-end communication, providing reliability, flow control, and multiplexing.

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What is an example of a connection-oriented service?

TCP (Transmission Control Protocol).

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What is broadcasting in the context of ARP?

Sending a packet to all machines on the network to discover a MAC address.

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What information is typically included in an ARP request?

A machine sends a broadcast message, asks 'who has' a specific IP address to all machines on the local network.

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How does a machine respond to an ARP request?

A machine with the requested IP address replies with its MAC address.

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Why is addressing important in networking?

Different layers serve different purposes and have distinct addressing requirements.

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What does an IP address need to identify?

Both the network and the specific machine on that network.

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What is a translation table used for in networking?

To map IP addresses to Ethernet MAC addresses.

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What happens if a machine does not find an IP address in its translation table during communication?

It sends out a broadcast request to discover the MAC address.

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What are the three phases of a connection-oriented service?

Connection set-up, data transfer, and connection release.