What does the TCP/IP Protocol Stack consist of?
Discussion: The typical TCP/IP protocol stack consists of more than one IP (Internet Protocol) module. Each module provides one or more protocols. To successfully communicate, a TCP/IP stack must provide MAC, ARP, and IP modules. All other modules simply use these basic modules. The stack may or may not contain high-level applications modules. For example, the web server application requires HTTP and TCP in addition to the basic modules. In comparison, the DHCP client requires DHCP and UDP protocols. Topic: What is the advantage of having my device connected to the Internet? Discussion: Connecting your device(s) to the Internet provides increased convenience and enhanced value. Through the Internet, a device can now be monitored, upgraded and diagnosed all from a remote location. These capabilities provide businesses the ability to improve speed to market because of upgradability and make wiser financial decisions through remote access to important device information affecting their bu
