Stack Handling
Dividing packets into smaller pieces due to network size limitations (MTU)
What is Fragmentation?
TCIP / IP is the architecture, and TCP and IP are the standards within the architecture.
What is True?
This refers to how fast data is transmitted across a network, typically measured in Mbps or Gbps.
What is transmission speed?
This organization develops most Internet standards, including TCP/IP protocols.
What is the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)?
This notation (e.g., /24, /26) indicates how many bits are used for the network portion of an IP address.
What is CIDR notation?
Organizing transport-layer data into network-layer packets for routing across networks
What is Packetization?
This is the IETF's name for a single network. Its job is to create a data link between hosts and routers & between routers and other routers
What is a Subnet?
This network issue describes variation in packet arrival times, which can disrupt voice and video calls.
What is jitter?
This organization is responsible for standards like Ethernet (802.3) and Wi-Fi (802.11).
What is the IEEE?
This is the first IP address in a subnet and represents the subnet itself.
What is the network address?
Breaking a large application message into smaller transport-layer units for transmission
What is Segmenation?
Combines OSI standards at the physical & data link layers with TCP / IP standards at the internet & transport layers
What is the Hybrid TCIP / IP-OSI Architecture?
This is the total time it takes for a packet to travel from source to destination across a network.
What is latency?
This term refers to an agreed-upon set of rules that devices follow to communicate over a network.
What is a protocol?
This address is used to send data to all devices within a subnet.
What is the broadcast address?
Wrapping data with headers as it moves down through network layers
What is Encapsulation?
This layer allows the broad function of interoperability of application programs.
What is Layer 5 / Application?
This network management technique prioritizes certain types of traffic—like video or voice—to ensure consistent performance.
What is Quality of Service (QoS)?
This protocol ensures reliable delivery, sequencing, and error correction in network communications.
What is TCP?
This device forwards packets between different networks based on IP addressing.
What is a router?
Forwarding data frames or packets from one network device to another based on addressing
What is Switching?
According to networking fundamentals, the primary thing standards govern is this—ensuring data is interpreted in the correct sequence between systems.
What is message order?
This term describes the total combined data rate achieved across all connections in a network, not just a single stream.
What is aggregate throughput?
If you were addressed by this protocol, you would have 128 bits.
What is IPV6?
In a /26 subnet, this is the total number of usable host addresses available.
What is 62?