Chapter 4: Network Protocols Set A

What is the purpose of network protocols?

• To regulate social interactions

• To manage data transfer and communication between devices

• To organize computer files

What is TCP/IP? (a)  

• A video game
• A networking protocol
• A type of computer virus

What is HTTP?

• A type of encryption algorithm

• A networking protocol for web browsing

• A programming language

What is DNS?

• A domain registrar

• A networking protocol for data transfer

• A protocol for resolving domain names to IP addresses

What is DHCP?

• A protocol for assigning IP addresses automatically

• A type of wireless network

• A protocol for encrypting data transfer

What is FTP?

• A protocol for transferring files between computers

• A type of computer virus

• A video game

Which protocol is used for web browsing?

• TCP/IP

• HTTP

• DNS

Which protocol is used for assigning IP addresses automatically?

• FTP

• DHCP

• DNS

What are the benefits of network protocols?

• Increased network security

• Improved network performance and efficiency

• Both

Why is it important to understand network protocols?

• To prevent cyber attacks

• To troubleshoot network issues

• Both