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Understanding Internet and TCP Protocols
1. Find and identify the RFCs for IP and TCP.
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2. Refer to the RFCs to answer the following questions.
Questions about IP
1. What two basic functions does IP implement?
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a) Routing datagrams.
b) Fragmenting & reassembly of datagrams.
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2. What four key mechanisms does IP use to provide its service?
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3. Via what protocol does IP communicate errors?
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4. In the IP header, what is the Identification field used for?
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5. A number of bits within the IP header are designated reserved or optional; why would these be important in network security?
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Questions about TCP
1. What is the difference between a socket and a connection?
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2. What are the five calls the TCP/user interface provides for?
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3. What is a passive OPEN request?
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4. Describe the three-way handshake.
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5. At a workstation, open some web pages.
Identify the ports your machine is listening on and the state of the various connections it is holding
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