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Match the following network protocols with their functions:
TCP/IP = Standard set of rules for network communication DNS = Translates domain names into IP addresses HTTP = Protocol for transferring hypertext files FTP = Protocol for transferring files over the Internet
Match the following terms related to client/server architecture:
Client = Requester of a service or resource Server = Provider of a resource or service Request = Initiation of communication by the client Response = Information sent back by the server
Match the following web technologies with their descriptions:
HTML = Markup language for creating web pages HTTP = Protocol for data transfer on the web HTTPS = Secure version of HTTP URL = Address used to access resources on the web
Match the following functions to their respective protocols:
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Match the following types of networks with their characteristics:
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Match the following expertise areas in computer networks:
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Match the following web-related terms with their functions:
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Match the following client/server components with their roles:
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Match the following network protocols with their primary function:
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Match the following components of Client/Server architecture:
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Match the following web technologies with their importance:
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Match the following aspects of Computer Networks with their definitions:
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Match the following elements of the Network Protocol Stack:
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Match the following benefits of Network Protocols:
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Match the following features of Client/Server architecture:
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Match the following terms associated with Computer Networks:
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Match the following network protocols with their primary function:
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Match the following client/server architecture components with their roles:
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Match the following web technologies with their associated purpose:
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Match the following computer networks with their characteristics:
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Match the following protocol functions with their descriptions:
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Match the following aspects of e-commerce with their definitions:
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Match the following methods of electronic transactions with their advantages:
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Study Notes
File and Resource Sharing
- Enables data sharing between users and remote access via connected devices.
- Resource sharing involves making computer resources available to other hosts on a network, including storage devices and printers.
- Sharing a single internet connection is cost-efficient and enhances system protection when secured properly.
Computer Networks
- Cost savings can be achieved by reducing transaction costs over time.
- Increased storage capacity allows access to files and multimedia stored remotely.
- Web technologies have led to new business models, including e-commerce and online advertising.
Network Protocol Stack
- Client and Server communicate using identical protocols: HTTP, TCP, IP, and Ethernet.
Network Protocols
- SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol): Standard protocol for email services on a TCP/IP network, enabling sending and receiving emails.
- DNS (Domain Name System): Hierarchical naming system that translates human-readable addresses into machine-readable IP addresses.
- RIP (Routing Information Protocol): Dynamic routing protocol using hop count for determining the best path between networks.
Basic Concepts
- Universal Addressing: Enables unique identification of computers via IP addresses.
- TCP/IP: Standardized set of rules for computer communication over networks.
- DNS: Facilitates website discovery using human-readable addresses.
Universal Processing Protocols
- URL (Uniform Resource Locator): Address for accessing web resources.
- HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol): Protocol for transferring hypertext.
- HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure): Secure version of HTTP.
- HTML (Hypertext Markup Language): Language for structuring web pages.
- FTP (File Transfer Protocol): Protocol for transferring files over the internet.
- Hypertext supports multimedia elements like text, images, and sounds.
Client/Server Model
- A distributed structure where tasks are shared between servers providing resources and clients requesting services.
Internet Technologies & WWW Architecture
- Interaction involves clients making requests via browsers and servers responding with the requested data over TCP/IP.
Computer Networks Overview
- Defined as interconnected independent computers, forming a network that supports communication.
E-Commerce Course Focus
- Covers electronic commerce applications, technologies, and tools for business on the World Wide Web.
- Discusses foundations, infrastructure, and models: B2C, C2B, B2B, and C2C transactions.
- Addresses security threats in online business and mitigation strategies, including secure credential services and electronic payment systems.
Traditional vs. E-Commerce
- Commerce involves a negotiation between buyers and sellers, incorporating distinct activities known as business processes.
- E-commerce is defined as the use of electronic data transmission to facilitate business activities, such as sending purchase orders and invoices electronically.
Key Properties of the Internet
- The Internet's interoperability allows any connected computer to communicate with any other, creating a global network of accessibility.
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This quiz covers the fundamentals of file sharing, resource sharing, and the benefits of sharing an internet connection in a computer network. Understand how to efficiently use and protect shared resources among multiple users and devices.