Communication Protocol Quiz

HTML is a markup language, not a communication protocol.

TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol.

SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.

FTP is commonly used for file transfer over a network.

TCP provides connection-oriented communication, while UDP is connectionless.

DHCP is responsible for assigning IP addresses dynamically.

SNMP protocol is used to manage network devices.

SMTP is commonly used for sending and receiving emails.

WebSocket is commonly used for real-time communication between web browsers and servers.

ICMP protocol's main function is to diagnose network issues.

HTTP operates on the Application Layer.

DNS protocol converts domain names to IP addresses.

SSL/TLS operates on the Transport Layer.

ICMP protocol's primary function is to diagnose network issues.

Data Link Layer ensures error-free transmission of data.

SSH is commonly used for remote terminal access.

POP3 protocol's function is to retrieve emails from a mail server.

SSH protocol is used for secure shell access.

Network Layer is responsible for logical addressing.

SSH protocol's function is to provide secure shell access.

SSL/TLS is used for secure communication over a network.

UDP is used for real-time data streaming over the internet.

ARP is used for routing and switching within a LAN.

HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol.

ARP is used for resolving IP addresses to MAC addresses.