01. Based on the transport layer header shown in the diagram, which of the following statements describe the established session? (Choose two.)
- This is a UDP header;
- This contains a Telnet request;
- This contains a TFTP data transfer;
- The return packet from this remote host will have an Acknowledgement; Number of 43693;
- This is a TCP header.
- 0 to 255;
- 256 to 1022;
- 0 to 1023;
- 1024 to 2047 ;
- 49153 to 65535 ;
- to indicate the correct router interface that should be used to forward a segment;
- to identify which switch ports should receive or forward the segment;
- to determine which Layer 3 protocol should be used to encapsulate the data;
- to enable a receiving host to forward the data to the appropriate application;
- to allow the receiving host to assemble the packet in the proper order.
- identifies the destination network;
- identifies source and destination hosts;
- identifies the communicating applications;
- identifies multiple conversations between the hosts;
- identifies the devices communicating over the local media.
- session establishment;
- segment retransmit;
- data transfer;
- session disconnect.
- The local host is using three client sessions;
- The local host is using web sessions to a remote server;
- The local host is listening for TCP connections using public addresses;
- The local host is using well-known port numbers to identify the source ports;
- The local host is performing the three-way handshake with 192.168.101:1037.
- sequencing;
- flow control;
- acknowledgments;
- source and destination port.
- encapsulation;
- flow control;
- connectionless services;
- session establishment;
- numbering and sequencing;
- best effort delivery.
- acknowledgement of data delivery;
- minimal delays in data delivery;
- high reliability of data delivery;
- same order data delivery.
- 13;
- 53;
- 80;
- 1024;
- 728.
- The two applications exchange data;
- TCP initializes the sequence numbers for the sessions;
- UDP establishes the maximum number of bytes to be sent;
- The server acknowledges the bytes of data received from the client.
- to synchronize equipment speed for sent data;
- to synchronize and order sequence numbers so data is sent in complete numerical order;
- to prevent the receiver from being overwhelmed by incoming data;
- to synchronize window size on the server;
- to simplify data transfer to multiple hosts.
- TCP;
- IP;
- UDP;
- HTTP;
- DNS.
- The packets will not be delivered;
- The packets will be retransmitted from the source;
- The packets will be delivered and reassembled at the destination;
- The packets will be delivered and not reassembled at the destination.
- sequence numbers;
- session establishment;
- window size;
- acknowledgments.
- create a Layer 1 jam signal ;
- reach a timeout and resend the data that needs to be acknowledged;
- send a RESET bit to the host;
- change the window size in the Layer 4 header.
- destination logical address;
- source physical address;
- default gateway address;
- source port.
- application;
- presentation;
- session;
- transport;
- network;
- Host1 sends a segment with the ACK flag = 0, SYN flag = 0 to Host2;
- Host1 sends a segment with the ACK flag = 1, SYN flag = 0 to Host2;
- Host1 sends a segment with the ACK flag = 1, SYN flag = 1 to Host2;
- Host2 sends a segment with the ACK flag = 0, SYN flag = 1 to Host1;
- Host2 sends a segment with the ACK flag = 1, SYN flag = 0 to Host1;
- Host2 sends a segment with the ACK flag = 1, SYN flag = 1 to Host1.
- flow control;
- low overhead;
- connectionless;
- connection-oriented;
- sequence and acknowledgement
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