a) POP3
b) SMTP
c) IMAP
d) MAPI
SMTP is the standard protocol for sending emails across the internet whereas POP3 and IMAP are standard protocols for retrieving emails. MAPI is an interface that helps programs become email aware.
a) True
b) False
POP3 is used to access email from only one client. IMAP is used to simultaneously access email from multiple clients.
a) Data Link layer
b) Network layer
c) Application layer
d) Transport layer
POP3 protocol is an application layer protocol used by email clients to retrieve emails. Protocols like MAC, IP, and TCP, work on the Data Link layer, Network layer, and Transport layer respectively.
a) Huge number of systems on the internet
b) Very low number of system on the internet
c) Providing standard address
d) To provide faster internet
Due to huge number of systems on the internet and the lower number of available addresses on IPv4, transition from IPv4 to IPv6 needs to happen. IPv4 provides around 4 billion unique IP addresses whereas IPv6 provides over 340 undecillion unique IP addresses.
a) Routing table
b) Flow label table
c) Routing algorithm
d) Routing table and algorithm
A router can contain a flow label table if it is capable of supporting flow labels. Flow label helps the router to find the next hop without consulting the routing table. If the router does not supports the flow label then it simply leaves it aside.
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