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Technologies Networking Internet / Internet Protocols (TCP/IP) Server/Client Software Communication via Ports Web Page Technology Recipe of Web Page Development Connections and Communications http://dept.houstonisd.org/technology/images/NETWORk4_a.gif Physical Topologies Star, Bus, Mesh, Ring, Hybrid Network LAN or WAN Star Star Ring Hybrid Mesh The language that computers use to communicate over the...
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Networking Internet / Internet Protocols (TCP/IP) Server/Client Software Communication via Ports Web Page Technology Recipe of Web Page Development
Connections and Communications
http://dept.houstonisd.org/technology/images/NETWORk4_a.gif Physical Topologies Star, Bus, Mesh, Ring, Hybrid
Network
LAN or WAN
Star
Star
Ring
Hybrid
Mesh
The language that computers use to communicate over the Internet IP Version 4 The IP address holds 4 octets. 2^8 per octet 4.3 Billion Possibilities. Trailer/Footer
End Data CRC : Error Amount Check
Protocols
Payload
Data Data
Header
Send Receive IP Protocol Format Packet #
96 Bits
32 Bits 1024 Fixed Packet
896 Bits
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Basic software that allows the user to interface with the computer.
Server Side Software Client Side Software Web, News, List, Email, Database, etc
Communication
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