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Network Protocols & characteristics

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Hello all,

I'm stuck on another question - Here is the question, tell me if Im going in the correct direction.

1. Most network protocols carry out a number of similar processes often called characteristics. Name FOUR other processes or characteristics that most protocols have.

Would one of those characteristics be to do with corrupted or improperly formatted messages (error correction) ?

Thanks,

Wasley
 
Hello all,

I'm stuck on another question - Here is the question, tell me if Im going in the correct direction.

1. Most network protocols carry out a number of similar processes often called characteristics. Name FOUR other processes or characteristics that most protocols have.

Would one of those characteristics be to do with corrupted or improperly formatted messages (error correction) ?

Thanks,

Wasley


Most protocol's consist of some sort of CRC (Cyclic redundacy Check AKA: Error Checking) checking within their packet, or container of how they ship their data and or information out.

Take a simple frame for example: [Senders MAC|Recipients MAC|DATA|CRC]
If the CRC check's out OK then the frame get's process through, if it is not, it get's rejected and request's the frame again from the Source.

Each protocol, if it's sending data will have something like this. But some won't...Take UDP for example. UDP doesn't request to see if the data was recieved, and establish's no connection.
 
Cheers guys. Im pretty sure your on the right track Dan.#

Im have an assignment due in tomorrow and because of the lack of teachers, we havent been explained what all of this means.

So im trying my best to research ....

We've got to go through the protocols, NOS, components in a network, OSI model, etc.
 
Cheers guys. Im pretty sure your on the right track Dan.#

Im have an assignment due in tomorrow and because of the lack of teachers, we havent been explained what all of this means.

So im trying my best to research ....

We've got to go through the protocols, NOS, components in a network, OSI model, etc.

Lol Look's like Dan got it, I thought you had the other 3 and were asking if Error Correction was one.


If you need help with any of that let me know, im a Networking Instructor.I have a ton of material on OSI, NOS, and all the networking components if your interested.
 
If you need help with any of that let me know, im a Networking Instructor.I have a ton of material on OSI, NOS, and all the networking components if your interested.

Thanks :toast:

Im hoping to be a Network Administrator, Im going to Uni in 1 year but I don't feel as if I know as much as I need to know to go to uni due to the lack of teaching staff, etc. My lessons at college this year have been very poor.

Never mind :rolleyes:
 
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