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The process of receiving and interpreting incoming packets is known as ______.

packet reception and parsing

The system that translates domain names into IP addresses is called ______.

DNS (Domain Name System)

To protect networks from unauthorized access and threats, ______ measures are taken.

security

Different technologies like DSL, fiber optic, and satellites provide ______ to users and devices.

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Accessing a website by typing www.example.com instead of its IP address demonstrates the function of ______.

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An ______ is an identity of a device in a network.

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A ______ divides an IP network into smaller sub-networks.

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The function of the Communication Layers is to allow reliable and efficient communication between ______.

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A ______ connects different network devices with varying protocols.

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The OSI Model consists of a conceptual framework with ______ layers.

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______ is a system that translates domain names to IP addresses.

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The ______ Layer handles physical connections, signaling, and data transmission.

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A unique 48-bit identifier for a device in a network is called a ______.

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The ______ Layer is responsible for node-to-node data transfer and error detection.

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A ______ connects multiple local area networks within a city.

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In the ______ Layer, routing of data packets between different networks is managed.

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A ______ manages data traffic by forwarding data packets to their destination IP addresses.

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The ______ Layer ensures complete data transfer through segmentation and reassembly.

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The purpose of a ______ is to block unauthorized access to a network.

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The ______ Layer manages sessions between applications, establishing and terminating connections.

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The ______ Layer translates data formats and handles encryption and compression.

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VPN creates a private network connection among several devices through the ______.

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When connected to a VPN, user activities are ______ to prevent easy tracking.

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Each device on a network is assigned a unique ______ to facilitate proper data routing.

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Communication protocols define how data is ______ and received across the network.

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Packet switching improves network efficiency by allowing multiple ______ to be transmitted simultaneously.

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Routers use routing tables and algorithms to determine the ______ for data packets.

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Packet transportation is the process where packets move through the network from ______ to destination.

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In packet switching, data is divided into smaller units known as ______.

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Flashcards

IP Address

A unique numerical label assigned to each device connected to a network.

Subnet Mask

A 32-bit number used to divide an IP network into smaller subnetworks.

Gateway

A device that connects different networks with different protocols.

DNS

A system that translates domain names (easy-to-remember names) into IP addresses.

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MAC Address

A unique 48-bit identifier for a computer or device on a network.

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LAN

A network connecting devices within a small geographic area (e.g., a house, office).

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Router

A device that connects multiple networks (e.g., LANs or WANs) together.

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Bandwidth

Maximum data transmission rate of a communication channel.

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Packet Reception and Parsing

The process of receiving and interpreting incoming network packets.

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DNS (Domain Name System)

A system that translates domain names to IP addresses.

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Internet Connectivity

The ability to connect and communicate over the internet.

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Network Security

Measures taken to protect a network from unauthorized access and threats.

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Packet

A small block of data transmitted over a network.

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Addressing

Giving a unique identifier to every device on a network.

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Communication Protocols

Rules for how data is sent and received on a network.

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Packet Switching

Sending data in small packets that take different routes to the destination and reassembled.

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Packet Transportation

The process of moving a packet across a network.

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OSI Model Layers

Conceptual framework for understanding network interactions, with seven layers each having specific functions.

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Physical Layer (Layer 1)

Handles physical connection between devices, like cables and signals for data transmission.

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Data Link Layer (Layer 2)

Enables data transfer from one node to another, and detects/corrects errors; manages data packets and physical medium access.

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Network Layer (Layer 3)

Manages routing of data packets across different networks; specifies the best path for data transfer

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Transport Layer (Layer 4)

Ensures complete data transfer through segmentation and reassembly, including error checking & flow control of the data.

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Session Layer (Layer 5)

Manages communication sessions between applications, establishing, maintaining, and ending connections.

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Presentation Layer (Layer 6)

Handles data format translation between applications and network, including encryption and compression.

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Application Layer (Layer 7)

Provides direct network services for end-user applications, facilitating user interaction and supporting application protocols.

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Study Notes

IP Address (Internet Protocol Address)

  • Identifies devices (e.g., computers, printers) on a network.

Subnet Mask

  • A 32-bit number dividing an IP network into smaller subnetworks.
  • Organizes data traffic, improves efficiency, and enhances network security.

Gateway

  • Connects networks with different protocols.

DNS (Domain Name System)

  • Translates domain names (e.g., example.com) into IP addresses.
  • Makes internet access easier for users.

MAC Address (Media Access Control Address)

  • A unique 48-bit identifier for devices on a network.

LAN (Local Area Network)

  • Connects devices within a local area (e.g., office, building).

MAN (Middle Area Network)

  • Connects devices across cities or towns.

WAN (Wide Area Network)

  • Connects networks across countries or continents.

Router

  • Connects multiple networks, manages data traffic, and directs data packets to their destinations.

Switch

  • Connects devices on a single network to transfer data between them.

Hub

  • A central point in a network, broadcasting data to all connected devices.

Bandwidth

  • The maximum data transmission rate of a network connection, measured in bits per second (bps).
  • Higher bandwidth allows faster data transfer.

Protocol

  • Sets of rules governing how devices communicate in a network.
  • Examples include TCP/IP, HTTP, FTP, DNS.

Firewall

  • A network security system preventing unauthorized access.
  • Protects internal networks from outside threats.

VPN (Virtual Private Network)

  • Creates a secure, encrypted connection over the internet.
  • Provides privacy and security for remote users.

Latency

  • The delay in transmitting data over a network.

Packet

  • A unit of data transmitted over a network.

Topology

  • The physical or logical arrangement of devices in a network.

Addressing (Pengalamatan)

  • Assigns unique identifiers to network devices.
  • Uses IP addresses for communication.

Communication Protocols (Protokol Komunikasi)

  • Rules for data transmission and reception.
  • Ensures efficient communication between devices.

Packet Switching (Pengalihan Paket)

  • Method of transmitting data in small, independent packets.
  • Enables efficient data transmission across networks.

Routing (Pengarahan)

  • The process of selecting the best pathway for data packets in a network.
  • Router's job.

Packet Transportation (Transportasi Paket)

  • The process of moving data packets through a network.

Communication Layers (OSI Model)

  • A conceptual model for how network devices interact in layers.

Network Layer (Lapisan Jaringan)

  • Handles data routing and addressing across different networks.
  • Uses IP addresses to route data.

Transport Layer (Lapisan Transport)

  • Ensures reliable data transfer and error detection on a network
  • Handles flow control and segmentation, using TCP or UDP.

Session Layer (Lapisan Sesi)

  • Manages connections between applications on different devices.

Presentation Layer (Lapisan Presentasi)

  • Formats data for transmission and reception between applications.
  • Handles encryption and decryption.

Application Layer (Lapisan Aplikasi)

  • Provides services directly to user applications.

Packet Reception and Parsing (Penerimaan dan Parsing Paket)

  • Receiving and interpreting incoming data packets.

DNS (Domain Name System)

  • Translates domain names to IP addresses.

Security (Keamanan)

  • Network protection measures against unauthorized access.
  • Uses firewalls and encryption to secure data.

Internet Connectivity (Konektivitas Internet)

  • The ability to connect to and communicate over the internet.
  • Uses technologies like DSL, fiber optic, and satellite.

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