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IEEE Internet Computing, 2012
The Internet is based on a layered set of protocols a#x2014; the most basic of which is TCP/IP a#x2014; and the servers and routers that support them. This special issue addresses challenges to the Internet's basic protocols as our collective Internet usage increases in both magnitude and type and becomes increasingly crucial for our economy and ...
Oliver Spatscheck, Charles J. Petrie
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The Internet is based on a layered set of protocols a#x2014; the most basic of which is TCP/IP a#x2014; and the servers and routers that support them. This special issue addresses challenges to the Internet's basic protocols as our collective Internet usage increases in both magnitude and type and becomes increasingly crucial for our economy and ...
Oliver Spatscheck, Charles J. Petrie
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Laboratory protocols on the internet [PDF]
Biotechnology Techniques, 1996 The World Wide Web (WWW) is of major significance to the Biotechnologist. One of the fastest growing and most useful areas of the internet, the WWW contains information sites, genome and sequence databases, newsgroups and forums, search and comparison tools, and electronic journals. To many scientists, the WWW has become an indispensable research tool.
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Internet Protocols and Formats [PDF]
, 2001 This chapter provides an overview of standard protocols and formats used for data communication on the Internet.
Martin S. Nicklous +3 more
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2003
What exactly is the Internet? First, the word internet (also internetwork) is simply a contraction of the phrase inter-network. However when written with a capital “I” the Internet refers to a worldwide set of interconnected networks (technically, that includes all networks reachable by the Internet Protocol).
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What exactly is the Internet? First, the word internet (also internetwork) is simply a contraction of the phrase inter-network. However when written with a capital “I” the Internet refers to a worldwide set of interconnected networks (technically, that includes all networks reachable by the Internet Protocol).
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2002
The layered communication reference model introduced by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model, serves as basis for almost every communication system. It consist of seven layers, dividing the communication task into separate units.
Manfred Taferner, Ernst Bonek
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The layered communication reference model introduced by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model, serves as basis for almost every communication system. It consist of seven layers, dividing the communication task into separate units.
Manfred Taferner, Ernst Bonek
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2008
This chapter focuses on evaluating Internet protocol television (IPTV) business models from different service providers through the prism of the Star Model. The tool is based on Porter’s five forces, as developed by M.E. Porter. The Star Model extends the five Forces into a set of metrics to evaluate current and future business offerings.
Kate Carney Landow +6 more
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This chapter focuses on evaluating Internet protocol television (IPTV) business models from different service providers through the prism of the Star Model. The tool is based on Porter’s five forces, as developed by M.E. Porter. The Star Model extends the five Forces into a set of metrics to evaluate current and future business offerings.
Kate Carney Landow +6 more
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The Internet Stream Protocol [PDF]
, 1996 ST, the Internet Stream Protocol, is perhaps the oldest communication protocol designed for speech communication over packet-switched networks. It has been developed by Danny Cohen, Estil Hoversten, and Jim Forgie of the M.I.T. Lincoln Laboratory. Jim Forgie is the author of the ST protocol specifications completed in September 1979 [Forg79].
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1999
Routers filter the network traffic so that the only traffic that flows into and out of a network is required to go into a network. In many cases, there are several possible routes that can be taken between to nodes on different networks. Consider the network in Figure 36.1.
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Routers filter the network traffic so that the only traffic that flows into and out of a network is required to go into a network. In many cases, there are several possible routes that can be taken between to nodes on different networks. Consider the network in Figure 36.1.
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The Magnificent Internet Protocol
2015The Internet protocol (IP) is the standard that governs activities related to network addressing and the movement of IP datagrams (network packets) between source and destination devices. Every IP datagram is based on a similar format or prototype, with certain mandatory placeholders or fields for information in its header.
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2018
In this chapter, the author will first present in Section 3.1 an overview of IP addresses with various types and addressing mechanisms. The first version of IP addresses, namely, IP version 4 (IPv4) will be discussed in Section 3.2 followed by various mechanisms for dividing the network with subnetting in Sections 3.3 and 3.4 as well as how to group ...
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In this chapter, the author will first present in Section 3.1 an overview of IP addresses with various types and addressing mechanisms. The first version of IP addresses, namely, IP version 4 (IPv4) will be discussed in Section 3.2 followed by various mechanisms for dividing the network with subnetting in Sections 3.3 and 3.4 as well as how to group ...
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