1.3 More Protocols

What is a protocol?

• An agreed way of communicating between the sending and receiving device 
• A network device that connects to a router.

What does TCP/IP stand for?

• Transistor Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
• Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol

Which protocol sets up rules for how data packets are sent and received across a network?

• TCP
• IP
• HTTPS
• IMAP

  ______ protocol is used to route packets across the internet, by identifying the destination and source address

• POP
• FTP
• IP
• TCP

Which protocol sets rules for how web pages are sent and received?

• FTP
• TCP
• IMAP
• HTTP

Which protocol sets rules for sending & receiving data along a network cable.

• Ethernet
• HTTP
• Wi-Fi
• SMTP

This protocol is used by a mail server to send & receive e-mails from all other mail servers across the world.

• POP
• TCP
• IMAP
• SMTP

This protocol encrypts data on webpages that require a login as a security measure.

• HTTPS
• HTTPS
• TCP
• IP

Which protocol is similar to POP.  E-mails remain on server after downloading.  Access e-mails on multiple devices.

• SMTP
• IMAP
• POP
• FTP

This protocol sets rules for for incoming mail.  Once downloaded e-mails are deleted from the server. E-mails can be viewed offline. 

• HTTP
• POP
• IP
• SMTP