Networking -2

What does a URL structure typically consist of?

• Protocol, domain name, and port number

• IP address, subnet mask, and gateway

• File name, file extension, and file path

• MAC address, VLAN ID, and switch port

What is DNS used for in networking?

• Assigning IP addresses dynamically

• Converting domain names to IP addresses

• Filtering network traffic

• Managing network routing tables

What is the function of a port in networking?

• Identifies devices on a network

• Manages network security

• Routes traffic between networks

• Specifies an application or service on a device

What is the purpose of status codes in HTTP responses?

• To identify the type of web browser used

• To indicate the success or failure of a request

• To encrypt data during transmission

• To manage network routing

What is port forwarding used for?

• Encrypting data packets

• Managing network traffic

• Redirecting incoming traffic to a specific port

• Creating secure connections

What does ARP stand for in networking?

• Address Resolution Protocol

• Advanced Routing Protocol

• Application Recognition Protocol

• Automatic Resource Provisioning

What does VPN stand for in networking?

• Virtual Personal Network

• Virtual Private Network

• Very Private Network

• Visible Public Network

Which protocol is commonly used for secure communication over a public network like the internet?

• VPN

• HTTP

• SMTP

• FTP

What is the function of a proxy server in networking?

• Encrypting data packets

• Filtering and caching web content

• Managing network traffic

• Assigning IP addresses dynamically

What happens during the Request phase of the HTTP request-response cycle?

• The client sends a request to the server

• The server processes the request

• The server sends a response to the client

• The client acknowledges the response