Across
- 1. maximum size of a segment that can be transmitted in a single packet
- 3. Pairs of endpoints used for communication in a network
- 6. flag requests immediate delivery of data
- 8. Packets of data that are sent independently without establishing a connection
- 9. A process used to establish a connection between two hosts
- 10. The maximum size of a packet that can be transmitted over a network interface
- 11. flag acknowledges the receipt of a data packet
- 15. flag indicates the start of a connection
- 17. A technique that allows multiple conversations to share a single physical link
- 18. A technique used to prevent network congestion by reducing the transmission rate
- 19. guarantee that data will be delivered as it was sent
- 20. Smaller units of data that make up a message
- 21. flag indicates the end of a connection
- 23. limits the amount of data that can be sent before receiving an acknowledgment
Down
- 2. A random number used to synchronize the sequence numbers in a TCP connection
- 4. does not require a connection to be established before data is sent
- 5. A command-line tool used to display network connections, statistics, and routing tables
- 7. A TCP option that allows the receiver to acknowledge specific segments
- 12. A protocol that does not require a connection to be established before data is sent
- 13. flag indicates a reset of the connection
- 14. A protocol that guarantees delivery of data in the correct order
- 16. flag indicates that urgent data is present.
- 22. A mechanism to regulate the rate at which data is sent to avoid overwhelming the receiver