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Internetworking is the
practice of
interconnecting multiple computer networks.: 169 Typically, this
enables any pair of
hosts in the
connected networks...
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Internetwork Packet Exchange (IPX) is the network-layer
protocol in the IPX/SPX
protocol suite. IPX is
derived from
Xerox Network Systems' IDP. It also...
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outlined the idea of
Ethernet and the PARC
Universal Packet (PUP) for
internetworking.
Research in the
early 1970s by Bob Kahn and Vint Cerf led to the formulation...
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datagrams across network boundaries. Its
routing function enables internetworking, and
essentially establishes the Internet. IP has the task of delivering...
- In telecommunications, a
protocol data unit (PDU) is a
single unit of
information transmitted among peer
entities of a
computer network. It is composed...
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within a
single network segment (link); the
internet layer,
providing internetworking between independent networks; the
transport layer,
handling host-to-host...
- communication. The set of
rules (communication protocols) to
enable internetworking on the
Internet arose from
research and
development commissioned in...
- IPsec,
Internet Protocol Security IPv4/IPv6,
Internet Protocol IPX,
Internetwork Packet Exchange LLARP, Low
Latency Anonymous Routing Protocol OSPF, Open...
- transfer. The
problem occurred because of a
known failure mode of the
internetwork which,
through a
mistake on the part of the TFTP
protocol designers,...
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consist of 2m nodes,
which form the
vertices of
squares to
create an
internetwork connection. A
hypercube is
basically a
multidimensional mesh network...
