Network protocols

What Is A Network? Network Diagram Showing Multiple Hosts Connected Through Hubs And Switches.
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What is a Network? – Exclusive Definitions

Before starting Cisco Internetworking, the network introduction is important for the networking student to be aware of “what a network is” and “what network is importance themselves”. So, first of all, what is a network? In simple words, It is a collection of interconnected devices (such as computers, printers, etc.) in such a way that they...

Mujtaba Khattak 7 min read
Quiz Test: Transmission Control Protocol
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Quiz Test: Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and TCP Protocl Suit

Test your knowledge with our comprehensive Quiz Test: Transmission Control Protocol. Learn the essentials of TCP and enhance your networking skills with detailed explanations. TCP/IP Model Certification Exam Submit Answers Reset Test

Asad Ijaz 5 min read
Quiz Test: Common Network Port Numbers
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Quiz Test – Common Network Port Numbers

Test your knowledge with our comprehensive Quiz Test: Common Network Port Numbers. Learn the essential port numbers and enhance your networking skills with detailed explanations. Network Port Numbers Quiz Submit Answers Reset Quiz

Riya Khan 4 min read
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What is RSTP and Rapid PVST+: Exclusive Details

RSTP- IEEE 802.1w is the advanced version of STP, providing faster convergence than CST but holding with the same single root bridge in the topology. Most parameters in RSTP are the same as STP, so users who understand STP can effortlessly configure the RSTP. Rapid PVST+ is Cisco’s proprietary implementation of RSTP that operates on...

Muhammad Khattak 5 min read
Split Illustration Comparing Tcp'S Orderly Handshake-Based Packet Flow On One Side With Udp'S Faster, Connectionless Packet Scatter With One Lost Packet On The Other
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TCP vs UDP: Transport Layer Protocols Explained

TCP and UDP are the two primary transport layer protocols handling data communication between hosts on an IP network. TCP is connection-oriented; UDP is connectionless. That single distinction cascades into almost every other difference between them — reliability, ordering, flow control, and overhead all follow from that one design choice. TCP: Connection-Oriented and Reliable Transmission...

Asad Ijaz 10 min read