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A sending computer breaks the data into smaller sections, called _______________, that the protocol can handle.
Several protocols can work together in what is known as a protocol ____________.
A receiving computer copies the data from the packets to a ______________ for reassembly.
Protocols that support multipath LAN-to-LAN communications are known as _______________ protocols.
The receiving computer passes the reassembled data to the ____________________ in a usable form.
To avoid conflicts or incomplete operations, protocols are _______________ in an orderly manner.
The _______________ order indicates where the protocol sits in the protocol stack.
Three protocol types that map roughly to the OSI reference model are application, __________________, and network.
Application protocols work at the upper layer of the OSI reference model and provide __________ _________________ between applications.
A NIC-driver protocol resides in the ______________ _______________ ________________ ( _________ ) sublayer of the OSI reference model.
Rules for communicating in a particular LAN environment such as Ethernet or Token Ring are called _________________ protocols.
To help the network administrator install a protocol after the initial system installation, a ______________ is included with the operating system.
TCP/IP supports routing and is commonly used as an __________________________ protocol.
NetBIOS is an IBM session-layer LAN interface that acts as an _____________________ interface to the network.
APPC (advanced program-to-program communication) is IBM's ___________________ protocol.
NetBEUI is not a good choice for large networks because it is not _________________.
X.25 is a protocol used for a ______________ - ________________ network.
X.25 works in the ________________, ___________ - __________, and _________________ layers of the OSI reference model.
AppleTalk is a proprietary protocol stack designed for _________________ computers.
EtherTalk allows a Macintosh computer to communicate on an ___________________ network.
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MCSE Training Kit: Networking Essentials Plus, Third Edition (IT Professional)
ISBN: 157231902X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 106
Authors:
Microsoft Corporation
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