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| Transfer Control Protocol (Host-to-Host) Reliable connection-oriented |
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| File Transfer Protocol SFTP is the secure form(Process/Application) |
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| User Datagram Protocol (Host-to-Host) connectionless protocol (Doesn't support windowing) Thin Protocol |
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| Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, Automatically assigns IP addresses to hosts |
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| Trivial File Transfer Protocol, Connectionless, unsecure (Process/Application) |
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| Domain Name Service (Resolves host names to IP addresses) |
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| Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (Secure)(Process/Application) |
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| Address Resolution Protocol(Internet Layer)Finds the MAC address from a known IP address |
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| Session Initiation Protocol (VoIP) (Process/Application) |
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| Real-time Transfer Protocol (VoIP)(Process/Application) |
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| Secure Shell, Sets up a secure telnet connection (Process/Application) |
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| Post Office Protocol (Process/Application) downloads all email. |
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| Network Time Protocol, used to synchonize clocks amoung computer networks (Process/Application) |
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| Internet Message Access Protocol, Allows for very secure and selective downloading of emails (Process/Application) |
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| Terminal Emulation (Process/Application) |
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| Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (Process/Application) Sends spooled email |
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| Simple Network Management Protocol (Process/Application) Analyzes network and reports a baseline, as well as sudden changes |
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| Internet Control Message Protocol (Internet Layer)Ping, Tracert, hops, buffer full, destination unreachable, uses encapsulated datagrams |
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| Internet Group Management Protocol, Helps manage multicast sessions (Process/Application) |
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| Transport Layer Security (Process/Application) handle encryption |
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| What is the difference between TCP and UDP? |
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| Transfer Control Protocol is reliable, whereas User Datagram Protocol is not. |
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| List the layers of the DOD model from top to bottom |
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| Process/Application, Host-to-Host, Internet, Network Access |
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| Name the OSI corosponding layers for the Process/Application DOD model. |
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| Application, Presentation, Session |
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| Name the corosponding OSI layer for the Host-to-Host DOD layer. |
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| Name the corosponding OSI layer for the Internet DOD layer. |
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| Name the corosponding OSI layer for the Network Access DOD layer. |
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| What protocols use port numbers. |
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