Chapter Review
- In TCP, what does "delayed acknowledgment" mean?
- A predetermined time interval must pass before the receiving system can acknowledge a data packet.
- Data segments are not acknowledged until the entire sequence has been transmitted.
- The receiving system doesn't have to generate a separate acknowledgment message for every segment.
- A data segment must be acknowledged before the next segment is transmitted.
- What does the Data Offset field in the TCP header specify?
- The length of the TCP header
- The location of the current segment in the sequence
- The length of the Data field
- The checksum value used for error detection
- Specify whether each of the following statements describes TCP, UDP, or both.
- It provides flow control.
- It is used for DNS communications.
- It detects transmission errors.
- It is used to carry DHCP messages.
- It divides data to be transmitted into segments.
- It acknowledges transmitted messages.
- It is used for Web client/server communications.
- It requires a connection establishment procedure.
- It contains a Length field.
- It uses a pseudo-header in its checksums.
- What is the combination of an IP address and a port number called?
- A sequence number
- A checksum
- A data offset
- A socket
- Which of the following is not true of the SPX protocol?
- It is connection-oriented.
- It operates at the transport layer only.
- Clients use it to access server files.
- It provides flow control.
- Which of the following TCP/IP systems uses an ephemeral port number?
- The client
- The server
- The system initiating the TCP connection
- The system terminating the TCP connection
- What flag does the first message transmitted in any TCP connection contain?
- ACK
- SYN
- FIN
- PSH
- At which layers of the OSI reference model does the NCP provide functions?
- What TCP header field provides flow control?
- Window
- Data Offset
- Acknowledgment
- Sequence Number
- Which of the following services does the UDP protocol provide?
- Flow control
- Guaranteed delivery
- Error detection
- None of the above