The Internet Protocol (IP) is a collection of protocols used on the Internet for addressing and routing data. Every device has an IP address, which uniquely identifies it and allows it to communicate and share data with other internet-connected devices. TCP and UDP are the most widely used internet protocols. TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol, and UDP is for User Datagram Protocol. TCP is a connection-oriented protocol whereas, ...
Routing is the process of choosing a path for transferring data from a source to a destination. Routing is performed using devices called routers. In order to send the packet by determining the best route from one network to another, routing is carried out at the network layer. The network layer primarily makes sure that ...
A bridge is a computer networking device that connects multiple LANs (Local area networks) together to create a single, larger LAN. The process of aggregating networks is referred to as network bridging. Bridges operate at the data link layer according to the OSI model. A repeater is also a computer networking device operating at the OSI model’s physical layer ...
ICMP works like the communication between the carpenter and the store. It relays messages from the receiver to the sender about the data that was supposed to arrive. ICMP protocol notifies the sender if the data is not received by the receiver or received in the wrong order. Thus, ICMP is a protocol for communicating ...
The stop and wait ARQ is one of the Sliding Window Protocol strategies that is used where reliable ordered delivery of the data frames is required. The stop and wait ARQ is used for noisy channels or links and it manages the flow and error control between the sender and the receiver. The stop and ...
Modems and routers are very different networking devices and perform separate functions. A modem is a device that is used to connect networking devices to the Internet. A router is used to connect your devices to your home network (also known as a Local Area Network or LAN) or WiFi network so that your device ...
Transmission mode, also known as a communication mode, is the transfer of data between two devices via a communication channel that includes an optical fiber, wireless channels, copper wires, and other storage media . Data is transmitted between two devices in the form of electromagnetic waves. There are numerous data transmission methods in which the message is delivered in the form ...
Network devices are physical devices that enable communication and interaction between hardware on a computer network. Each networking device operates in a distinct computer network segment and performs distinct functions. A network may require hundreds or thousands of different network devices to maintain and build out various LAN and WAN. Network devices like the hub, bridge, repeater, modem, router, gateway, etc., are the basic building blocks of an extensive network. What ...
IP stands for Internet Protocol, and it is a network address that is assigned to each and every device that is connected to the particular network. A device uses the IP address to communicate with the other devices present on the network. The two of the most commonly used IP addresses are namely IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) and IPv6 (Internet ...
IEEE stands for Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. The main AIM of IEEE is to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. The IEEE standards in computer networks ensure communication between various devices; it also helps to make sure that the network service, i.e., the Internet and its related technologies, must follow a set of ...