Concept#Architecture#Platform
TCP/IP
TCP/IP is the foundational protocol suite for Internet communication, defining addressing, fragmentation, and reliable transport mechanisms. It comprises layers such as IP and TCP/UDP, enables routing across heterogeneous networks and underpins web, email and application services. Engineers use TCP/IP as a reference model for design and troubleshooting.
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