Protocols

4. Lets a computer retrieve and download emails.
6. Translates a domain name into its IP address.
8. A protocol that automatically assigns IPv4 addresses to devices.
10. The set of rules for a computer to send files and receive files from other computers.
11. Same as ICMPv4 but for IPv6.
13. Dynamic address marking for IPv4 addresses.
14. Defines rules and wiring signals.
16. Lets a computer send emails to a mail server and then send the mail elsewhere.
17. Lets computers store emails on a mail server and it maintains that mail.

1. Lets a computer running a process to send packets to process to another computer but doesn't confirm the transmission.
2. Wireless local area network defines rules for wireless signaling.
3. 32-bit address.
5. Like DHCPv4 but for IPv6.
7. Allows devices to get an IPv6 address without a DHCPv6 server.
9. A simple file transfer protocol with less overhead than FTP.
11. Provides feedback if IPv4 packets have errors in delivery.
12. Translates IPv4 address from a private network to a globally unique version of that address.
15. Enables computers with separate hosts to communicate with each other and it’s reliable.
16. A secure method to transfer and encrypt files.
17. 128-bit address