suresh Explaining TCP/IP Networking Protocols
When discussing TCP/IP networking protocols with a non-technical person, it can be helpful to use a simple analogy. Think of the TCP/IP protocol as a postal system for computers.
Just like how letters are sent and received through the postal system, data is broken down into packets and sent over the network using TCP/IP. The packets contain information about where they are coming from and where they are going, just like addresses on envelopes.
Additionally, TCP/IP ensures that the data packets are delivered correctly and in the right order, similar to how the postal system ensures that letters are delivered to the correct recipients and in a timely manner.
Overall, TCP/IP is like the backbone of communication on the internet, allowing different devices to connect and communicate with each other effectively.
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