Network Protocols (OCR GCSE Computer Science): Flashcards
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What is a protocol?
What is a protocol?
Set of rules defining how data is transferred over a network
TCP/IP function
TCP/IP function
Governs how data is sent between devices across networks
TCP: what it does to data
TCP: what it does to data
Splits data into packets for transmission
TCP: packet delivery assurance
TCP: packet delivery assurance
Ensures packets reassembled correctly and in correct order
IP function
IP function
Handles packet switching and routes data to destination
HTTP purpose
HTTP purpose
Accessing web servers and loading websites
What is HTTPS?
What is HTTPS?
Secure version of HTTP that encrypts data
FTP purpose
FTP purpose
File transfer between client and server, often large files
POP email behaviour
POP email behaviour
Downloads and deletes emails from server once accessed
IMAP email behaviour
IMAP email behaviour
Stores emails on server; allows access from multiple devices
SMTP purpose
SMTP purpose
Sends emails between mail servers and from client to server
TCP (full form)
TCP (full form)
Transmission Control Protocol
IP (full form)
IP (full form)
Internet Protocol
