Articles for category: Computer Network

Akshay Mishra

What is Stack Organization?

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 ...

Shivam Singla

Difference between Website and Web Application

It’s a common belief that anything that can be found online and is simple to access with a web browser counts as a website. However, this assumption doesn’t hold true if we observe closely. You encounter two main entities online: websites and web applications. These two serve different purposes, engaging users in varying degrees, and ...

Trapti Gupta

Difference Between Connection-Oriented and Connectionless Services

Main difference between connection-oriented and connectionless is that connection-oriented service establishes a connection before data transmission whereas there is no connection establishment in connectionless service. TCP is a connection oriented and connectionless protocol is UPD. In this article, we will look at the difference between connection-oriented and connectionless services in detail. Connection-Oriented Services Every packet ...

Sushant Gaurav

Advantages and Disadvantages of Computer Network

At the heart of modern connectedness, a computer network is a web of interconnected devices communicating and exchanging resources in real time. It is a virtual highway connecting computers, smartphones, and other devices to enable collaboration, information exchange, and access to shared data. Consider it a digital neighborhood where information flows like a conversation, whether ...

Sushant Gaurav

What is a Personal Area Network ?

PAN (Personal Area Network) is a close-knit network that allows your devices to communicate. Consider it your digital campfire, where devices like smartphones, computers, and wearables congregate for smooth data exchange. PANs utilize Bluetooth or Wi-Fi to provide a convenient, immediate link for sharing files, information, or even music without the hassle of a large ...

Shivam Verma

What is Bus Architecture?

A bus is a collection of electrical pathways or conductors that carry data, addresses, and control signals between different hardware components. These components are linked to the bus, allowing them to interact and collaborate effortlessly, and these all together are called bus architecture. The width (number of data lines), speed, and protocols of bus architectures ...

Shivam Verma

What is Network Hardware?

The physical components and devices that are required for computer networks to function are referred to as network hardware. These devices make it easier for computers and other network devices to communicate and transmit data. Network hardware is an essential component in establishing and maintaining efficient and reliable network infrastructures, whether they be small local ...

Priyanshu Pandey

What is Native VLAN?

The Native VLAN functions as a conduit for untagged data across a trunk port. If untagged data arrives at a trunk port, the switch inherently assigns it to the native VLAN. The Native VLAN refers to the default VLAN for an Ethernet trunk (a link or port that carries traffic for multiple VLANs) when no ...

Trapti Gupta

Web Server vs. Application Server

The web server provides run time for web applications and it is more relevant for the static pages whereas the application server provides runtime for the enterprise applications and it is more relevant for the dynamic pages. Apache Tomcat, Resin, etc. are examples of web servers. Weblogic, JBoss, Websphere, etc. are some of the examples ...

Shivam Verma

Difference Between FDMA, TDMA, and CDMA

FDMA (Frequency Division Multiple Access), TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access), and CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) are three distinct multiple access techniques used in telecommunications and wireless communication systems. These are all data transmission and communication techniques. They are highly effective, but because of their unique features, they are used in various ways. Each technique has ...