Seek information about protocols

Q1 – Telnet
→ Network protocol that allows us to access another machine to manage it remotely as
if we were sitting in front of it. It is also the name of the computer program that the
client implements. For the connection to work, as in all Internet services, the machine
that is accessed must have a special program that receives and manages the
connections. The port that is generally used is 23.

Source: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telnet

Q2- FTP
→ Network protocol for transferring files between systems connected to a TCP
(Transmission Control Protocol) network, based on client-server architecture. From a
client computer you can connect to a server to download files from it or to send files to
it, regardless of the operating system used on each computer.

Source: https://www.xataka.com/basics/ftp-que-como-funciona

Q3- SMTP

→ SMTP primarily refers to the set of rules that mail servers use to transfer electronic
messages over the Internet ( communication protocol used by email servers, it is also
used as )

Source: https://es.sendinblue.com/blog/que-es-smtp/

Q4- NFS

→ Application layer protocol, according to the OSI Model. It is used for distributed file
systems in a local area computer network environment. It enables different systems
connected to the same network to access remote files as if they were local.

Source: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_File_System
Q5- SSH

→ Protocol and the program that implements it whose main function is remote access
to a server through a secure channel in which all information is encrypted. In addition to
connecting to other devices, SSH allows you to securely copy data (both single files and
simulate encrypted FTP sessions), manage RSA keys so you don't write passwords when
connecting to devices, and pass data from any other application through a secure
channel tuned via SSH and can also redirect traffic

Source: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Shell

Q6- DNS

→ Decentralized hierarchical naming system for devices connected to IP networks such

as the Internet or a private network. This system associates various information with
domain names assigned to each of the participants. Its most important function is to
"translate" human-readable names into binary identifiers associated with computers
connected to the network, in order to be able to locate and address these computers
worldwide.

Source: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sistema_de_nombres_de_dominio

Q7- DHCP

→ Network protocol that uses a client-server architecture. Therefore, we will have one
or more DHCP servers and also one or more clients, which must communicate with
each other correctly so that the DHCP server provides information to the different
connected clients.

Source: https://www.redeszone.net/tutoriales/internet/que-es-protocolo-dhcp/