IP Based Telecoms What Is IP

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IP Based Telecoms What Is IP

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What is IP

Internet protocol, developed in the 1970’s, is the set of techniques used by many hosts for transmitting data over the Internet. Internet protocol is what is known as a "best effort" system, meaning that no packet of information sent over it is assured to reach its destination in the same condition it was sent – which is why other protocols such as the Transport Control Protocol (TCP) are used in conjunction with it for high priority data.

IP supports unique addressing for computers on a network. Every device connected to a network, be it a local area network (LAN) or the Internet, is given an Internet protocol number. This IP address is used to identify the device uniquely amongst all of the other devices connected to the network.

Features

  • Routing packets to different networks

  • Managing connectivity to networks

  • Providing Internet Protocol security (also known as IPSec) so information remains private

  • Reducing network bandwidth where possible

  • Applying priority of service specifications to traffic

Benefits

  • Has 'Good Failure Recovery' so your systems can retain some functionality in the event of failure

  • Fast sharing of information, package mobility and messaging, cross-platform networking is made possible

  • Has a low data overhead

  • Security of communications

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      Most networks use Internet Protocol version 4 (also known as IPv4) which features IP addresses 32 bits (or four bytes) in length. The newer Internet Protocol version 6 features addresses 128 bits (sixteen bytes) in length.

      Data on an Internet Protocol network is organized into packets. Each IP packet includes a header - which specifies source, destination, and other information about the data – and also the message data itself.

      Internet Protocol functions at layer three of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model. Therefore it can run on top of different data link interfaces including Ethernet and Wi-Fi.

      Most internet users do not utilise IP addresses themselves, instead they use words to access the servers and computers that they want to visit. Domain names are put in and connected to their Internet Protocol addresses through the domain name system (DNS), which keeps a record of all domain names and the IP address they are related to.

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