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What is a port in the context of computer networks?
What is a port in the context of computer networks?
- A physical device for connecting network cables
- A type of computer hardware used for data storage
- A software application for managing network traffic
- A virtual point where network connections start and end (correct)
How are ports managed in computer systems?
How are ports managed in computer systems?
- By the network router
- By the internet service provider
- By the computer's hardware components
- By the computer's operating system (correct)
What do port numbers allow within network-connected devices?
What do port numbers allow within network-connected devices?
- Direct connection to other devices
- Targeting of specific services or applications (correct)
- Automatic software updates
- Encryption of data transmission
How do ports contribute to making network connections more efficient?
How do ports contribute to making network connections more efficient?
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Why is it important for specific processes or services to be associated with different ports?
Why is it important for specific processes or services to be associated with different ports?
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