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Mind Map by pinedaluis8, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by pinedaluis8
almost 11 years ago
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TCP/IP
Networks
- What is it?
- Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol
- Every network has a TCP/IP Network
- It sets rules and standards for a product that uses a network to follow
- Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol
- Standards
- The networking standards records everything about the new networking product
- There are different types of standards
- There are both National and
International Standards
- There are both National and
International Standards
- They apply to both software and hardware technology
- They all need to make sure that all the
specifications are safe
- They all need to make sure that all the
specifications are safe
- The networking standards records everything about the new networking product
- Models
- People prefer to use the TCP/IP model over the OSI model
- An Open Systems Interconnection model has more layers
built into unlike the TCP/IP, which has less which is better
- An Open Systems Interconnection model has more layers
built into unlike the TCP/IP, which has less which is better
- They all need to have a large set of standards that are safe
- Every layer on the TCP/IP model has its layers standardized based on the major functions
- People prefer to use the TCP/IP model over the OSI model
- Layers
- Physical and data link layers are
LANs & WANs
- The Internet Protocol layer lets the network
forward data from end to end
- Transport and Application layers help apps communicate with the right functions
that are useful
- Physical and data link layers are
LANs & WANs
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