A. Application layer protocols are used by both source and destination devices during a communication session
B. HTTP is a session layer protocol
C. Tcp is an application layer protocol
D. All of the mentioned
Explanation: HTTP is an application layer protocol. Whereas TCP is a transport layer protocol.
A. File transfer
B. File download
C. E-mail
D. Interactive games
Explanation: File transfer, File download and Email are services provided by the application layer and there are message and data oriented.
A. HTTP
B. SMTP
C. FTP
D. Tcp
Explanation: TCP is transport layer protocol.
A. Packet
B. Message
C. Segment
D. Frame
Explanation: For Application, Presentation and Session layers there is no data format for message. Message is message as such in these three layers. But when it comes to Transport, Network, Data and Physical layer they have data in format of segments, packets, frames and bits respectively.
A. Peer to peer
B. Client-server
C. HTTP
D. Both peer-to-peer & client-server
Explanation: HTTP is a protocol.
A. Transport layer protocol
B. Maximum buffer size
C. Both transport layer protocol and maximum buffer size
D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: Application layer provides the interface between applications and the network. So application developer can decide what transport layer to use and what should be its maximum buffer size.
A. End to end
B. Process to process
C. Both end to end and process to process
D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: End to End service is provided in the application layer. Whereas process to process service is provided at the transport layer.
A. Loss-tolerant application
B. Bandwidth-sensitive application
C. Elastic application
D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: Because it can work with available throughput.
A. Ip
B. Mac
C. Port
D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: IP address lets you know where the network is located. Whereas MAC address is a unique address for every device. Port address identifies a process or service you want to carry on.
A. File transfer
B. File download
C. E-mail
D. Internet telephony
Explanation: Internet telephony is Loss-tolerant other applications are not.