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- CS316 · Week 3
This document contains multiple-choice questions on TCP/IP protocols, covering topics such as IPv6 headers, packet transmission, and network utilities. It helps students prepare for their Week 3 quiz in the CS316 module.
What's inside
- IPv6 extension headers
- Packet transmission and routing
- Network utilities and ICMP
- IPv6 address detection
- Neighbor Discovery in IPv6
- Network traffic management
Who it is for: Students taking the CS316 module, Week 3. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
TCP IP Protocols are a set of rules for transmitting data over networks. Students get questions on IPv6, ICMP and other networking topics.
IPv6 header and fields
The IPv6 header is fixed in size. It includes fields for priority and distance. Extension headers are used for encryption.
Network traffic and bandwidth
Networks have limited bandwidth. Some processes use more bandwidth than others. Routers handle packets in queues.
ICMP and network discovery
ICMP is used for connectivity tests and path discovery. It is also used in network scanning. Firewalking is a method of network discovery.
IPv6 and IPv4 protocols
IPv6 protocols have equivalents in IPv4. IPv6 uses multicast addresses. Neighbor Discovery is used for router discovery and other tasks.
Key terms
- ICMP
- Internet Control Message Protocol, used for network diagnostics.
- Firewalking
- A method of discovering what a firewall filters.
- PMTU Discovery
- Path Maximum Transmission Unit Discovery, a process to learn the supported MTU across a path.
- Neighbor Discovery
- A protocol used by nodes to discover neighbor routers and configure settings.
- IPv6 Duplicate Address Detection
- A protocol to check for duplicate addresses in IPv6.
- Neighbor Solicitation
- A message used to find or verify the link-layer address of a local node.
Questions this document helps with
- What is the size of the IPv6 header?
- Which ICMP process is used for path discovery?
- What is the multicast address for all nodes in IPv6?
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