The Internet and Networking Basics
Protocols and the Web
Routing Adventures
Bitrate, Bandwidth, and Performance
RANDOM!
100

What is a host?

Any device connected to a network with its own IP address.

100

What does HTTP stand for?

HyperText Transfer Protocol

100

What does the routing table tell a router?

The next hop and cost to forward data based on some destination. 

100

What does bandwidth measure?

The maximum number of bits sent. 

100

Mr. S's favorite type of coffee is...

Black

200

Which network type covers a school building: LAN, WAN, or MAN?

LAN

200

What does an HTTP 404 Error imply?

The requests resource/page CANNOT be found 

200

What is a "cost" in routing?

The "stress" of a path taken 

200

RTT stands for what? 

Round Trip Time

200

What date is Mr. S getting a new tattoo?

February 13th

300

What device connects a LAN to a WAN?

A modem

300

What is the purpose of the URL in a browser? 

It identifies the address of a resource the client wants from a server running on HTTP
300

If Router-R2D2 has five paths to the same destination, which one would get picked?

The one with the lowest cost

300

A download is slow even though bandwidth is high. Why?

High latency, server congestion, poor signal, etc., 

300

Mr.S's all-time favorite dessert that can make him stop teaching is?

Tres Leches 

400

Why is a router considered the “center” of a LAN?

It forwards data between devices and toward outside networks.

400

Which Internet layer does HTTP operate at?

The Application Layer

400

What is dynamic routing?

Routers changing paths based on updates, failures, or new routes, which will happen constantly as paths are NOT fixed 

400

Explain why upload speeds are often slow than download speeds

Many users will download MORE things often than they need to upload. 

400

Who is Mr. S's favorite artist?

Tyler the Creator 

500

A smart TV and a web browser are both on the network. Which one is a host and why?

The smart TV, it's not software...

500

Explain why the Internet uses abstraction layers. 

Each layer hides complexity and provides services to the layer above it, allowing systems to work without knowing lower-level details.

500

Why can two messages to the same destination take different routes?

Dynamic routing changes paths depending on network conditions. 

500

A student is videoconferencing on a network with very high bandwidth but experiences delayed audio responses and people talking over one another.


Which network factor is causing this problem, and why does having more bandwidth NOT fix it?

High Latency 
500

When did Mr. S graduate Secaucus High School?

2020

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