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NETWORK PROTCOLS

PROTOCOL IS A SET OF STANDARD RULES


THAT THE COMMUNICATING PARTIES — THE
SENDER, THE RECEIVER, AND ALL OTHER
INTERMEDIATE DEVICES NEED TO FOLLOW.
TYPES OF PROTOCOLS

1) HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP)


2) File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
3) Point To Point Protocol (PPP)
4) Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
5) Transmission Control Protocol/Internet
Protocol
6) TELNET
7) POP3
HyperText Transfer Protocol

HTTP stands for HyperText Transfer


Protocol. It is the primary protocol
used to access the World Wide Web.
HTTP facilitates access of hypertext
from the World Wide Web by
defining how information are
formatted and transmitted, and how
the Web servers and browsers
should respond to various
commands.
FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is the
protocol used for
transferring files from one machine
to another. When a user requests for
a file transfer with another system,
FTP sets up a connection between
the two nodes for accessing the file.
POINT TO POINT PROTOCOL

PPP is a communication protocol


which establishes a dedicated and
direct connection between two
communicating devices. This protocol
defines how two devices will
authenticate each other and
establish a direct link between them
to exchange data.

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