Wireless communication refers to the transmission of data or information without the use of physical wires or cables. It utilizes electromagnetic waves such as radio frequencies, microwaves, or infrared light to carry signals between devices over varying distances. Wireless communication enables devices to communicate with each other remotely, facilitating connectivity and data exchange in various…
Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) is a communication protocol commonly used in computer networking to establish a direct connection between two nodes, typically over a serial communication link. PPP is often employed for connecting a computer (or network of computers) to the Internet through a dial-up connection or other types of point-to-point links. PPP provides a standard…
A common network protocol called File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is used to move data over a computer network between a client and a server. One of the first protocols created for the internet was intended to make file transfers between various systems more effective. FTP uses a client-server architecture, in which a single computer serves…
Telnet, short for Telecommunication Network, is a protocol used for connecting to remote computers over a network, typically the Internet. It allows users to access a command-line interface on a remote host and execute commands as if they were directly connected to that host. A client and a server create a connection for Telnet to…
Internet Protocol, commonly known as IP, is a fundamental communication protocol that facilitates the exchange of data across networks, forming the backbone of the modern Internet. It serves as a set of rules and conventions governing how devices on a network identify and communicate with each other. The primary function of IP is to enable…
The World Wide Web (WWW), commonly known as the Web, is a global system of interconnected documents and resources that are accessed via the Internet. It is a vast information space where users can browse and interact with content using web browsers. The concept of the World Wide Web was introduced by Sir Tim Berners-Lee…
HTTP, or Hypertext Transfer Protocol, serves as the foundation of communication on the World Wide Web. It is a protocol that defines how messages are formatted and transmitted over the internet, enabling the exchange of various types of data between web servers and clients, such as web browsers. At its core, HTTP operates on a…
The client-server model is a fundamental architecture in computing that defines the relationship between two entities: the client and the server. This model is commonly used in networking and distributed computing to facilitate communication and resource sharing between devices. In this architecture, the client is a device or application that requests services or resources from…
The Internet, short for “interconnected networks,” is a vast global system of computer networks that communicate with each other using a standardized set of protocols. It has revolutionized the way we access information, communicate, and conduct various activities in our daily lives. The origins of the Internet can be traced back to the 1960s when…
The firewall towered above the internet‘s pandemonium, acting as a virtual stronghold. Its pixels throbbed with resolve, a quiet defender of my priceless information. Oh, how nice it is to know that my secrets are protected from prying eyes and nefarious intruders inside its virtual walls. It is more than simply a piece of technology;…