What does IP entail?
(Internet Protocol) The protocol or method by which data is transferred across the internet from one computer to another is known as Internet Protocol (IP). Each computer on the internet, which is referred to as a host, has at least one IP address that distinguishes it from all other computers.
In essence, IP addresses are the identifier that makes it possible for data to be transferred between network devices: They make communication devices accessible and contain location data. The web needs a method for separating between various PCs, switches, and sites.
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