Match each term with the correct statement below.
-peer-to-peer network protocol especially designed for Macintosh computers.
A)TCP port
B)terminal emulation
C)Sequenced Package Exchange (SPX)
D)namespace
E)dotted decimal notation address
F)AppleTalk
G)Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
H)anycast packet
I)checksum

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

AppleTalk is a peer-to-peer network protocol specifically designed for Macintosh computers.

Answer: E
 Dotted decimal notation address is a way of writing IP addresses used in TCP/IP networks.

Answer: C
 Sequenced Package Exchange (SPX) is a transport layer protocol used in Novell NetWare networks for reliable data delivery.

Answer: D
 Namespace is a set of symbols used to organize objects in a distributed system, such as domain names in the Domain Name System (DNS).

Answer: I
 Checksum is a method used in network protocols to check for errors in data transmission.

The remaining options (A, B, G, H) do not match with the given statement.

Match Each Term with the Correct Statement Below