A. Web cache doesnt has its own disk space
B. Web cache can act both like server and client
C. Web cache might reduce the response time
D. Web cache contains copies of recently requested objects
Explanation: Web cache or also known as HTTP cache is a temporary storage where HTML pages and images are stored temporarily so that server lag could be reduced.
A. 4
B. 1
C. 5
D. 7
Explanation: 4 jpeg images + 1 base HTML file.
A. Persistent
B. Non-persistent
C. Can be either persistent or non-persistent depending on connection request
D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: By default the http connection is issued with persistent connection. In persistent connection server leaves connection open after sending response. As little as one RTT (Time for a small packet to travel from client to server and back) is required for all referenced objects.
A. Stt
B. Rtt
C. Ptt
D. Jtt
Explanation: RTT stands for round-trip time.
A. First
B. Second
C. Third
D. Fourth
Explanation: In first step client sends a segment to establish a connection with the server. In the second the step the client waits for the acknowledgement to be received from the server. After receiving the acknowledgement, the client sends actual data in the third step.
A. 2
B. 1
C. 4
D. 3
Explanation: By default the http connection will be persistent connection. Hence it will take only 1 RTT to fetch a webpage from a server.
A. Request line
B. Header line
C. Status line
D. Entity line
Explanation: The line followed by request line are called header lines and status line is the initial part of response message.
A. Request line
B. Header line
C. Status line
D. Entity body
Explanation: It is specified in the method field of request line in the HTTP request message.
A. Post
B. Send
C. Get
D. Put
Explanation: There are two methods which help to request a response from a server. Those are GET and POST. In GET method, the client requests data from server. In POST method the client submits data to be processed to the server.
A. Get
B. Post
C. Head
D. Put
Explanation: HEAD method is much faster than GET method. In HEAD method much smaller amount of data is transferred. The HEAD method asks only for information about a document and not for the document itself.