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Inside The Internet

Internet is a global computer network providing a variety of information and communication, very real and part of our everyday lives. Internet is networks of networks. It means all of activity which using internet are real. Internet never breaks and never stop. Inside the internet is nothing controls, everyone can open everything. Internet can be links academic, emails, social media posts, google searches, and others. 

1.Internet Protocol/Transmission Control Protocol (IP/TCP)is a set of rules for routing and addressing packets of data to smaller pieces, it’s called packets. In every packets of IP,  data arrives where it is needed. Its like a language of the internet. 
2. Internetworkingis a process of connecting different networks by using devices. These are physical hardware devices which have the ability to connect different networks and ensure error free data communication. 
IP address is a unique identifier assigned to a device that connects to the internet, example ‘192.168.1.1’. They had two version IPv4 vs IPv6, IPv4 was introduced in1983. IPv6 addresses have many characters and more permutations but not yet completely adopted. There’s an IP packet, are created by adding an IP header to each packet of data before it’s sent on its way. Packets can take different routes to the same place if necessary.



1Cloudflare, (n.d). https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ddos/glossary/internet-protocol/. 22 June 2019 
2Technopedia, (n.d).”What is internetworking?”. https://www.techopedia.com/definition/7788/internetworking. 22 June 2019 

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