Match each term with the correct statement below.
A. A companion protocol to IPX, for use with software applications.
B. peer-to-peer network protocol especially designed for Macintosh computers.
C. similar to a virtual circuit between two communicating processes on two different nodes.
D. 16-bit cyclic redundancy check based on length of all TCP header fields and the data payload field
E. IP address format
F. contains a destination address that is associated with multiple interfaces, usually on different nodes.
G. involves using software to make a computer, such as a PC, behave as though it were a terminal.
H. provides an alternative to FTP for sending a file from one computer system to another.
I. logical area on a network that contains a list of named objects and performs name resolution.
A. Sequenced Package Exchange (SPX)
B. AppleTalk
C. TCP port
D. checksum
E. dotted decimal notation address
F. anycast packet
G. terminal emulation
H. Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
I. namespace
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