Internet Protocol (IP) Page


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The Internet is a global communications network that relies on packet switching. Internet Protocol (IP) is the protocol running Internet and many other computer networks like corporate LANs and intranets. It is the mostly widely used computer interconnection protocol. Internet adppressing is based on the IP.

General guides to IP

Tutorials

Reference pages

Organizations

System and network administration and security

Network information

Network measurement data

Routing and packet forwarding technologies

Routing is the technique by which data finds its way from one host computer to another.

Layer 3 switching

Information on routers

Protocols and services information

QoS on IP networks

IP Telephony

It is expected that IP-based networks will carry 15% of the worlds voice traffic by 2002. Driving the convergence of traditionally separate voice and data networks, VoIP promises to deliver many features including cost savings and applications such as videoconferencing and global, toll-free calling.

Networking tools

Multimedia communications

Future of IP networks

Other interresting


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