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TCP/IP and security software applications

Natale, 2001

Document ID
17567873077748088197
Author
Natale W
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges

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The TCP/IP protocol suite refers to a family of protocols. The designers of TCP/IP divided the job of a full protocol suite into a number of tasks delineated as layers (show in Figure 1 below). Each layer has a different, but specific task in communication. Conceptually, it is …
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    • H04L69/16—Transmission control protocol/internet protocol [TCP/IP] or user datagram protocol [UDP]
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