Networking Protocols

description of POP (Post Office Protocol)

• commonly used protocols used to receive e-mail on many e-mail clients
• Additional Security, Fully Automated, recovery far easier, easy data sync
• free to send, files can be attached, can copy other people
• free to use, open most proprietary software, intuitive adaptable.

description of TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)

• a protocol or standard that enables two hosts to establish a connection and exchange streams of data
• Ability to connect to other people all over the world, Easy and instant communication,Real-time news and information discovery
• tasks take longer, idle time is higher
• more accurate, can save and edit

description of IP (Internet Protocol)

• a set of rules governing the format of data sent over the Internet or other network - the IP address states the destination of the data.
• software used to design a product and for controlling manufacturing processes
• increases productivity, better decisions, better communication
• lack of features, poorer bug fixing support, some apps aren't compatable

description of FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

• a standard network protocol (set of rules) used for moving files between a client and server on a network.
• easy to keep track, team members can be anywhere, action taken quickly
• managing e-mail and snail-mail , ,Answering and screening phone calls., Personal, private, or business research and purchasing.
• needs access to a computer, takes time to learn, handwriting deteriorates

description of HTTP ( Hyper Text Transfer Protocol)

• an application protocol for distributed, collaborative, and hypermedia information systems
• cheap,fast,can be sent anytime
• slow data restoration, privacy of backed up data, offsite provider might go out of business
• managing e-mail and snail-mail , ,Answering and screening phone calls., Personal, private, or business research and purchasing.

description of SMTP ( Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)

• an Internet standard for electronic mail (email) transmission
• sets of rules that different devices use when they ommunicate
• an Internet standard for electronic mail (email) transmission
• low cost, flexibility, phone calls using PC interface

characteristics of FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

• iser can transfer files to a host server from their local machine
• Data held in tables that can be edited and compared
• software�used to prevent, detect and remove malicious�software
• software for a particular purpose that cannot run without the operating system - smartphone apps for example

characteristics of POP (Post Office Protocol)

• mail is deleted as soon as user downloads it
• most people understand it, usually free, available on most mobile phones
• cheap,fast,can be sent anytime
• makes it less likely that software will fail, increasing customer satisfaction

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

• HTTPS
• POP3
• SMTP
• IMAP

Which protocol do websites use?

• HTTP
• SMTP
• POP
• IMAP