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What is the difference between Shell access and PPP access? Does the Shell let me use TCP/IP for things like Netscape and mIRC?

April 26, 2017difference IP let mIRC netscape PPP Shell TCP

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What is the difference between Shell access and PPP access? Does the Shell let me use TCP/IP for things like Netscape and mIRC?

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Shell means you dial into our computer and instruct our computer to do things. PPP means TCP/IP, which means you dial into our router to the Internet, and your computer does the work. You need TCP/IP to take advantage of the graphical part of the Internet, such as Netscape. The Shell is text-based.