Computer Networks Ch.2: Application Layer Quiz
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Which protocol is provided by TCP/IP for copying a file from one host to another?

  • Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
  • File Transfer Protocol (FTP) (correct)
  • Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
  • Internet Protocol (IP)
  • Why is FTP a better choice than HTTP for transferring large files or files in different formats?

  • HTTP lacks security features
  • FTP has built-in support for different file formats (correct)
  • HTTP cannot handle large files
  • HTTP has slower transfer speeds
  • How many components does the client have in the FTP process?

  • Two components
  • Four components
  • Five components
  • Three components (correct)
  • Why does the data connection in FTP need more complex rules?

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    Between which processes is the control connection made in FTP?

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    Study Notes

    File Transfer Protocol

    • TCP/IP utilizes the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) for transferring files between hosts.
    • FTP allows users to upload, download, and manage files on remote servers easily.

    Advantages of FTP over HTTP

    • FTP is optimized for transferring large files, reducing time and improving efficiency compared to HTTP.
    • Supports transfer of various file formats, which is crucial for specialized data types (e.g., binary files).
    • FTP can resume interrupted transfers, while HTTP typically restarts the download from scratch.

    FTP Client Components

    • An FTP client generally consists of two main components:
      • User interface for managing file transfers.
      • Command interpreter that communicates with the FTP server.

    Data Connection Complexity

    • The data connection in FTP requires more complex rules due to the need for managing multiple file transfer sessions and states.
    • Different modes (active and passive) establish how data connections are created, affecting firewalls and network security.

    Control Connection in FTP

    • The control connection in FTP is established between the client and server to manage commands and responses.
    • Control connection coordinates operations such as authentication, file commands, and session management.

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    Test your knowledge of the application layer in computer networks with this quiz covering topics such as client-server paradigm, socket interface, standard applications, peer-to-peer paradigm, and socket-interface programming.

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