Network Technology Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• tail: information segment added after the payload to facilitate information transmission.
• path determination: enables a router to compare the destination address to the available routes in its routing table and to select the best path.
• indirect: packet delivery type that occurs when the ip node forwards a packet to an intermediate node.
• raw bits: type of data transmitted in the physical layer.
• dynamic: this route uses routing protocols to talk to other routers and find out what network they are attached to.
• packet: data unit that is exchanged and transmitted on a network.
• cost: also known as the metric.
• preference: used to compare routes from different routing protocols.
• decapsulation: header and tail are removed to obtain the data payload.
• next hop: the next address used by the router to forward the data packet to the destination subject.
• proxy arp: used when a network terminal needs to pass data from one segment to another without changing its current ip address information.
• static: these routes are manually configured by network administrators.
• pdu: specific block of information transferred over a network.
• ppp: protocol used for data transfer across a serial line.
• direct: packet delivery type that occurs when the ip node forwards a packet to its final destination in the network.
• igmp: tcp/ip protocol that handles multicasting.
• icmp: tcp/ip protocol that handles errors and controls the process of sending data between computers.
• packet delivery: refers to the way a packet is handled by the underlying physical networks under the control of the network layer.
• fddi: set of ansi protocols for sending digital data over fiber optic cable.
• mask: identifies a subnet together with a destination ip address.
• rarp: tcp/ip protocol that allows a host with no local permanent data storage media to find its internet address given its physical address.