Network Standards and Protocols

Network Standards and Protocols

Marjorie Marque

This puzzle explores the terms used in various networking models, protocols and standards

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1. X.200

3. Discovering where you are currently

9. Netware's equivalency to IP

12. Protocol that contains a network and a device address

13. TCP/IP electronic mail protocol

14. IEEE 802.3 defines

16. Layer 5 of the OSI model

17. Cables, hubs and connectors

20. Example of non-routable protocol

22. TCP/IP application to remotely login

24. Netware's equivalency to TCP

26. IPX and IP are examples of this addressing

28. Defines transport and session protocols

29. Provides the IP address for a given MAC address

31. Connection oriented TCP/IP protocol

33. TCP/IP application to move web pages

35. Found in the trailer

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2. US based society that publishes standards

4. Supports EtherTalk, LocalTalk, and TokenTalk

5. Routing

6. Utility used to display IP address and MAC address

7. Allowing protocols to work together

8. TCP/IP application to move files

10. Advertises services

11. Utility used to display TCP/IP network connections

13. Protocol analyzer

15. Physical address

17. Rules for exchanging information

18. TCP/IP network management protocol

19. Layered structure

21. Error reporting mechanism on routers

23. Identifier with source and destination IP and port address

25. Provides a MAC address for a given IP address

27. IEEE 802.2 defines

30. Documents describing the Internet

31. Defines how long a packet will live in the network

32. TCP's connectionless counterpart

34. Address associated with TCP or UDP application

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