hi!
a doubt..
what actually is tcp\ip protocol
full form of tcp;ip;
what do u mean by a protocol?
where actually is this used?
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hi!
a doubt..
what actually is tcp\ip protocol
full form of tcp;ip;
what do u mean by a protocol?
where actually is this used?
OMG, look it up man. Plus there have been many tutorials related to this, check in the tutorials section and find the tcp/ip tutorial. It'll have what you're looking for. Be careful, maybe delete this post, you may get negs for it as it is obvious you did not do a search on this topic.
Be sure to check to see if a question has already been answered by doing a search on the forums before asking. The tutorials forum is a great resource with a lot of information on various topics.
The index can be found here:
http://www.antionline.com/showthread...hreadid=133897
There are several tutorials written to tcp/ip, just scroll down a little.
Hope this helps.
this should answer all of your questions
http://www.antionline.com/showthread...ight=questions
TCP is Transfer Control Protocol its a connection oriented service
IP is Internet Protocol that is a connection less service.
If u wanna know more about these then do a little research.
TCP is Transfer Control Protocol its a connection oriented service
IP is Internet Protocol that is a connection less service.
If u wanna know more about these then do a little research. Its good to know these things and their use.
Think of a protocol as a language used by programs comunicating over a network. You web browser, sends http requests to a web server to request web pages, images, songs, exctera... So your web browser speaks a language, http, it uses other protocols but http is most well known. You web browser is a client, and the program at the other end serving your client is the server. Some programs act both as a server and a client, as the can both send requests and replys. So to answer your question, a protocol is basicaly a language or set of rules governing the comunications between two programs over a network.
TCP/IP is a suite of protocols, its a standard used by the Internet and many privat LANs and other networks. Vsit google and check out the directory listing.