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Fundamentals of Web Programming
Notes 7. Application — End user services such as email.
6. Presentation — Data problems and data compression
5. Session — Authenication and authorization
4. Transport — Guarantee end-to-end delivery of packets
3. Network — Packet routing
2. Data Link — Transmit and receive packets
1. Physical — The cable or physical connection itself.
TCP/IP Protocol Stack.
5. Application — Authenication, compression, and end user services.
4. Transport — Handles the flow of data between systems and
provides access to the network for applications via
the (BSD socket library)
3. Network — Packet routing
2. Link — Kernel OS/device driver interface to the network
interface on the computer.
Task Make a report on the layers of TCP/IP Protocol Architecture.
Self Assessment
Fill in the blanks:
14. TCP handles ........................... between systems and IP handles the routing of packets.
15. The ........................... protocol with seven layers is the usual reference model.
1.8 Summary
The Internet carries a vast array of information resources and services.
A Web address, or domain name, is an address where you can be found online.
A hostname is a label that is assigned to a device connected to a computer network and
that is used to identify the device.
The DNS translates Internet domain and host names to IP addresses.
The order Preferred networks determines the order that Windows XP will automatically
attempt when seeking to make a wireless/Internet connection.
An IP address is an identifier for a computer or device on a TCP/IP network. Networks
using the TCP/IP protocol route messages based on the IP address of the destination.
IP addresses are 32 bit integers which are represented in the familiar dot based notation.
Network device has two types of addresses, one called the logical address — in most cases
this is the IP address — and the other one being the physical address — also known as the
MAC address.
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