The Internet: DNS, IP Addresses, Packets & Routing
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The Internet: DNS, IP Addresses, Packets & Routing
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- When you connect to the internet and request a song, it is sent to you on a direct, dedicated line
- The two designers of the Internet's protocols and architecture in the 1970's.
- Information travels across the internet in
- A packet traveling across the Internet always follows the same route.
- A photo you send across the Internet might be so large it would be broken into 1000's of packets to be sent across the Internet.
- Special computers on the internet called ______ keep packets moving across the internet toward their destination.
- A router has to keep track of each piece of data and choose the "cheapest" path. This means
- As part of the Internet Protocol every router keeps track of
- Having multiple paths means a network can keep sending packets even if something goes horribly wrong. This is known as
- This protocol manages the sending and receiving of all of your data as packets. It checks to see that all packets have been delivered.
- When a technology can work with 8 or 8 billion devices it is said to be?
- The Internet becomes more reliable as you add more routers because of its built in redundancy and fault tolerance?
