A bridge is a network device that joins multiple subnetworks to form a large single network. It offers interconnection to other computer networks that employ the same protocol. Multiple LANs (Local Area Networks) can be linked via a bridge to build a more extensive LAN. Bridges operate at the data link layer, the second layer ...
A website is like a bundle of web pages that holds various things like text, pictures, and videos. Accessing these pages is as simple as typing a specific web address (URL) into your browser’s address bar.Static and dynamic websites are two fundamental types of websites that differ in their structure, content management, and user interaction. ...
In ring topology, every node has a connection with two neighbor nodes. And they share a single continuous pathway for signal transmission in the whole network. Ring topology is used by the Local area network (LAN) and wide area network (WAN). What is Ring Topology? In a computer network, a ring topology is a type ...
Administrative distance allows one to select the best path for reaching a destination when there are two or more routes defined by two different routing protocols for reaching the same destination node.An autonomous system is a group of more than one associated internet protocol (IP) prefixes along with a clearly described policy about how the ...
One of the most important andpractical aspects of digital communication is mobile communication. It is a tremendous accomplishment in and of itself to be able to wirelessly link two mobile devices, and the two technologies that have shown to be essential to this success are GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) and CDMA (Code Division ...
The token is a 3-byte small-size frame. And the token ring is one of the communication protocols in the Local Area Network(LAN). In a token ring, devices are connected in a ring topology and exchange tokens with each other. A token is required for a station to transmit data. What is Token Ring in Computer ...
Static routing is a fundamental concept in computer networking in which network routers are manually configured to direct traffic between different networks or subnets. Unlike dynamic routing, which uses protocols to exchange routing information and make routing decisions dynamically, static routing needs administrators to manually establish the routes that data packets should take. The static ...
IP routing, or Internet Protocol routing, is the process of determining the optimal path for data packets to travel from the source to their destination over an IP-based network. This network could be a local network or the worldwide Internet. IP routing involves using routing algorithms and protocols to decide how to forward data packets ...
Multicasting is a method of communication that allows data to be sent to more than one destination simultaneously. It is commonly used for applications such as video conferencing, online gaming, and live streaming. Multicast networking relies on the simple idea that a single packet can be delivered by a server and received by a large ...
Stack organization refers to a computer architecture where memory is managed in a Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) structure. It’s commonly used for function calls and local variables. The stack contains data such as return addresses and values, aiding program flow. This organized approach simplifies memory management and improves efficiency in execution. What is a Stack Organization? Stack ...