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Internet: Origen y Protocolos

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Quiz sobre ARPANET, TCP/IP y conmutación de paquetes.

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Internet: Origen y ProtocolosOnline version

Quiz sobre ARPANET, TCP/IP y conmutación de paquetes.

by Vicente Fossati Aramburu
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El packet switching requiere que todos los paquetes sigan la misma ruta para llegar al destino.

2

TCP es un protocolo no orientado a la conexión y no garantiza la entrega.

3

Una dirección IP de IPv6 tiene 64 bits.

4

El protocolo TCP/IP fue inventado por Vint Cerf en 1980 y se centró en redes LAN.

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El conmutación de paquetes divide un mensaje en paquetes que pueden recorrer rutas distintas.

6

ARPANET fue creada para sustituir la red comercial de telefonía mundial.

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Una dirección IP (IPv4) tiene 32 bits y se escribe en cuatro octetos.

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TCP añade fiabilidad mediante confirmaciones, retransmisiones y control de flujo.

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TCP/IP se adoptó como protocolo de Internet en 1983.

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ARPANET nació a finales de los años 60 con financiación de DARPA.

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