Networks and the Internet

TCP stands for...

• Transportation Control Protocol

• Transmission Code Program

• Transmission Control Protocol

• Transfer Code Program

The Internet refers to the actual network of...

• connected computing devices

• ARPANET

• connected private programs

• connected campus area grids

A ​ ​ (a)   refers to the user's device or program that is making a request for data.

The ​ (b)   is the device or program in that network that waits for incoming requests and sends back data.

• client
• server
• TCP/IP
• laptop

Match the following status codes with their correct explanations.

• The request has succeeded

• 404

• The server encountered an error.

• 301

• The requested resource was not found.

• 200

• The resource has been moved.

• 500

Given how browsers work, put the following steps in order...

• Server processes the request and sends the HTML file back to the client.

• The browser will begin to search for elements in the HTML file.

• It will start to make additional HTTP requests for any other external resources.

• User types in a URL and presses enter.

You're setting up a wireless network in your new apartment. You have an Ethernet cable already. Which of the following other things do you need?

Select ALL that apply.

• Modem

• Wireless router

• Coaxial cable

• Printer

Put the steps for setting up a wireless network in the correct order.

• Find a central location

• Find the nearest coax outlet

• Set up the router

• Set up the modem

Match the different kinds of networks to their explanations

• connects devices in a limited area

• Local Area Network (LAN)

• connects devices over medium-sized area

• Wide Area Network (WAN)

• connects devices over largest area

• Campus Area Network (CAN)

What does VPN stand for?

• Virtual Programmable Network

• Virtual Private Network

• Vector Private Network

• Virtual Private Notation

Match the following OSI Layers to their names/functions.

• Transport

• Layer 4

• Physical

• Layer 5

• Data Link

• Layer 2

• Session

• Layer 3

• Network

• Layer 1