Internal Components
This component serves as a way for all other components to be connected to each other.
Motherboard
IP stands for...
Internet Protocol
This protocol is for sending email.
SMTP
This type of protocol ensures that transmitted data was sent and received reliably.
TCP (Transfer Control Protocol)
Dividing a network into smaller networks is called ______
Subnetting
This component acts as the "brains" of the computer.
Central Processing Unit (CPU)
TCP stands for...
Transfer Control Protocol
This type of receiving email protocol deletes messages from the server.
POP3
____ is a service that maps domain names to their IP addresses.
DNS (Domain Name System)
____ is a protocol that handles assigning IP addresses on a network.
DHCP
This provides power to all internal components.
Power Supply (PSU)
This government agency created the TCP/IP suite (modern day internet) in the late 1970's.
DOD - Department of Defense
This receiving email protocol leaves messages on the server.
IMAP
This TCP/IP layer is responsible for error checking and reliable delivery.
Transfer
The two types of IP addresses are ...
Static, Dynamic
This component works directly with the CPU to help temporarily store processes.
RAM or Memory
A file broken down into smaller pieces and containing header information is called this.
Packet
This email protocol allows users to receive emails on all of their devices.
Fill in the missing TCP/IP layer:
Application, Transfer, _____, Link/Network Interface
Network
This type of cabling is most common in a wired network environment.
Twisted Pair
This component provides network access.
Network Interface Card (NIC)
This type of data transfer does not send confirmation to the server that the host received the data.
UDP
SMTP stands for...
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
The TCP/IP model is based on the ____ model.
OSI
This is the connector type for network cabling (ethernet, twisted pair, cat 5e, etc.)
RJ45