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    TCP/IP was developed by the Department of Defense to connect different computer networks into what became the Internet. It was successful because it provided basic services like file transfer and email across many systems. TCP/IP uses several protocols to handle data communication between applications and computers, including TCP for reliable data transmission, IP for routing data between nodes, and UDP for simple communication. TCP ensures correct delivery of data from client to server by detecting errors or lost data and triggering retransmission.

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    TCP/IP was developed by the Department of Defense to connect different computer networks into what became the Internet. It was successful because it provided basic services like file transfer and email across many systems. TCP/IP uses several protocols to handle data communication between applications and computers, including TCP for reliable data transmission, IP for routing data between nodes, and UDP for simple communication. TCP ensures correct delivery of data from client to server by detecting errors or lost data and triggering retransmission.

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    Synopsis JIPINTCPIP

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    TCP/IP was developed by the Department of Defense to connect different computer networks into what became the Internet. It was successful because it provided basic services like file transfer and email across many systems. TCP/IP uses several protocols to handle data communication between applications and computers, including TCP for reliable data transmission, IP for routing data between nodes, and UDP for simple communication. TCP ensures correct delivery of data from client to server by detecting errors or lost data and triggering retransmission.

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    TCP/IP Summary:TCPandIPweredevelopedbyaDepartmentofDefense(DOD)researchprojecttoconnect
    anumberdifferentnetworksdesignedbydifferentvendorsintoanetworkofnetworks(the"Internet").Itwasinitially successfulbecauseitdeliveredafewbasicservicesthateveryoneneeds(filetransfer,electronicmail,remotelogon) acrossaverylargenumberofclientandserversystems.SeveralcomputersinasmalldepartmentcanuseTCP/IP(along withotherprotocols)onasingleLAN.CP/IP(TransmissionControlProtocol/InternetProtocol)isthebasic communicationlanguageorprotocoloftheInternet..TCP/IPisthecommunicationprotocolforcommunication betweencomputersontheInternet. TCP/IPstandsforTransmissionControlProtocol/InternetProtocol. TCP/IPdefineshowelectronicdevices(likecomputers)shouldbeconnectedtotheInternet,andhowdata shouldbetransmittedbetweenthem. InsidetheTCP/IPstandardthereareseveralprotocolsforhandlingdatacommunication: TCP(TransmissionControlProtocol)communicationbetweenapplications UDP(UserDatagramProtocol)simplecommunicationbetweenapplications IP(InternetProtocol)communicationbetweencomputers ICMP(InternetControlMessageProtocol)forerrorsandstatistics DHCP(DynamicHostConfigurationProtocol)fordynamicaddressing

    IPisresponsibleformovingpacketofdatafromnodetonode.IPforwardseachpacketbasedonafourbyte destinationaddress(theIPnumber).TheInternetauthoritiesassignrangesofnumberstodifferentorganizations.The organizationsassigngroupsoftheirnumberstodepartments.IPoperatesongatewaymachinesthatmovedatafrom departmenttoorganizationtoregionandthenaroundtheworld. TCPisresponsibleforverifyingthecorrectdeliveryofdatafromclienttoserver.Datacanbelostinthe intermediatenetwork.TCPaddssupporttodetecterrorsorlostdataandtotriggerretransmissionuntilthedata iscorrectlyandcompletelyreceived. SocketsisanamegiventothepackageofsubroutinesthatprovideaccesstoTCP/IPonmostsystems.


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