Part I: Relate the terms provided below with their corresponding definition by providing the correct name in the box in the second column (out of 30). [ 2 points each ] TCP, Manifest file, Telnet, HTTP, Hot potato, Port, AS, SYN, SDN, IP, DASH, Studio Master, RST, Gateway router, User Agent, CDN, PSH, Mail Server, Receive Window, UDP, SMTP, ACK, Multiplexing, OSPF, URG, Thread, Checksum, YouTube, ICMP, ECE, Full duplex, FTP, BGP, DHCP, POP3, Netflix, CWR, DNS, FIN, Traceroute, IMAP, Amzon, Tcpdump, Netstat. No. Term name Definition 1 Is a technique of managing servers in multiple geographically distributed locations that store copies of the videos. 2 Is an application that requires the use of ICMP. 3 Is stands for a group of routers that are under the same administrative. 4 Is the protocol that is used to log in to a remote host and execute commands on that computer system. 5 Is a link-state protocol that uses flooding of link-state information and Dijkstra's least-cost path algorithm. 6 Is a very simple mail protocol and is used to transfer mail from the recipient's mail server to the recipient's user agent. 7 Is the protocol that glues the thousands of ISPs in the Internet together. 8 Is the protocol that is considered connection-oriented. 9 When you use the Ping command, which protocol is invoked? 10 Resolves computer names to their IP address. 11 Is a technique that allows the client to freely switch among different quality level videos. 12 Provides feedback of IP packet transmissions. 13 A TCP header field that corresponds to the flaw control mechanism in the TCP protocol. 14 Is located at the edge of its own AS, and has a link to router in another AS. 15 Is an approach in which a router sends the packet to the gateway router that has the smallest router-to-gateway cost among all gateways with a path to the destination