CompTIA Network N10-004 1.1 - Common Application Layer Protocols
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CompTIA Network N10-004 1.1 - Common Application Layer Protocols
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_________ is the older version of two protocols that automatically assign IPs to clients that connect to a network.
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Bootstrap ProtocolRate this question:
- 2.
_________converts domain names to IP addresses.
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Domain Name ServicesRate this question:
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Name the four layers of the TCP/IP suite.
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The TCP/IP suite consists of four layers: the Application layer, which provides services to the user applications; the Transport layer, which ensures reliable delivery of data between hosts; the Internet layer, which handles the addressing and routing of data packets across networks; and the Link layer, which deals with the physical transmission of data over the network medium. These four layers work together to enable communication between devices in a TCP/IP network.Rate this question:
- 4.
_________automatically synchronizes clocks.
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Network Time ProtocolRate this question:
- 5.
_________gathers statistics from network devices such as uptime/performance.
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Simple Network Management ProtocolRate this question:
- 6.
Which version of SNMP implemented traffic encryption capabilities? Answer in v# format.
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SNMP version 3 implemented traffic encryption capabilities.Rate this question:
- 7.
_________allows you to login to remote devices but the communication is unencrypted.
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Telnet is a protocol that enables users to remotely log in to devices, but it does not provide encryption for the communication. This means that any data transmitted during the Telnet session, including login credentials and sensitive information, can be intercepted and read by unauthorized individuals. As a result, Telnet is considered insecure and is not recommended for use in environments where data confidentiality is important.Rate this question:
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_________allows you to login to remote devices but the communication is encrypted..
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Secure ShellRate this question:
- 9.
_________ is a protocol for transferring files that has full-featured functionality (List, add, delete, etc.) and requires user credentials.
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File Transfer ProtocolRate this question:
- 10.
_________ is a protocol for transferring files that is simple and has no authentication.
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TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) is a protocol used for transferring files that is simple and does not require authentication. It is commonly used for transferring configuration files and firmware to network devices. TFTP does not provide any security features like encryption or user authentication, making it suitable for simple file transfers in non-sensitive environments.Rate this question:
- 11.
_________ is used for transferring email between servers.
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Simple Mail Transfer ProtocolRate this question:
- 12.
_________ receives mail and is designed for intermittent connectivity.
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Post Office Protocol 3Rate this question:
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_________ is a mail protocol that keeps "state" (Read, replied, deleted, etc.).
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IMAP4 is a mail protocol that keeps "state" of emails, meaning it tracks whether an email has been read, replied to, deleted, etc. Unlike POP3, which only downloads emails to a device without keeping track of their status, IMAP4 allows users to access their emails from multiple devices while maintaining the same state across all devices. This means that if an email is marked as read on one device, it will also be marked as read on all other devices connected to the same email account.Rate this question:
- 14.
_________ is the most common protocol for web browsing.
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Hypertext Transfer ProtocolRate this question:
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_________ is the secure version of the most common protocol for web browsing, encrypting traffic through TLS/SSL.
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HTTPS is the secure version of the most common protocol for web browsing. It encrypts traffic through TLS/SSL, ensuring that the data transmitted between a user's browser and a website is secure and protected from unauthorized access or tampering. This added layer of security is particularly important when sensitive information, such as passwords or credit card details, is being transmitted over the internet. By using HTTPS, websites can provide a safer browsing experience for their users and protect their data from potential threats.Rate this question:
- 16.
_________ was an encryption protocol created by Netscape. It has been replaced by _________.
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Secure Socket Layer, Transport Layer securityRate this question:
- 17.
_________ is a VoIP signalling protocol that builds and tears down media calls.
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Session Initiation ProtocolRate this question:
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_________ carries the media stream of a VoIP media stream.
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Real-Time Transport ProtocolRate this question:
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