| A | B |
|---|
| TCP | Used for reliable transmission of data packets across the internet. |
| UDP | Used for nonreliable transmission of datagrams across the internet. |
| DHCP | A network server protocol that automatically provides a device with a local IP address. |
| RDP | Proprietary protocol developed by Microsoft. |
| IPsec | This protocol authenticates and encrypts each packet of a communication session. |
| RIP | Distance-Vector protocol that requires no parameters. |
| FTP | This protocol is used to transfer computer files between a client and server. |
| CSMA/CA | This protocol ensures that multiple devices can access a (W)LAN. |
| POP3 | This protocol allows email software run locally to retrieve email from a remote server. Made obsolete by IMAP. |
| SNTP | Synchronizes clocks between computer systems over a network. |
| EGP | Commonly used between hosts on the internet to exchange routing information. |
| IGRP | A proprietary DV interior gateway protocol developed by Cisco. |
| IPv4 | This protocol routes most internet traffic today. |
| IPv6 | Created with the intent to replace IPv4. |
| SSL | HTTP + this protocol = HTTPS |
