How to work TCP/IP?

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hema

  • Feb 2nd, 2006
 

first we have to go

my network places-properties-local are connection-TCP/IP properties

from there we can modify the ip address

Thapelo

  • Apr 6th, 2006
 

I am not sure wether i understand you question right, but if your question is How does the TCP/IP work? then i would say....

TCP/IP is just a protocol that allows different nodes on the network/Internet to share resources..and without TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL/INTERNET PROTOCOL, different nodes wont understand each other.

To configure it you will just right click on your LAN CONNECTION and click properties.make sure tcp/ip is ticked then click on it then properties....then from there you can assign each computer with an ip address or allow DHCP to do that for you.

shout if you need more help.

bhanuprakash

  • Sep 29th, 2006
 

TCP /IP MeansTransimittion Control Protocol / Internet Protocol. IT will transmit the Data. to configure TCP/IP1) we need to have Lan card for each system2) UTP Cable Unshielded twisted pair cable. and Crimp it3) In Operating system go to Network neibhourhood Right Click Properties and select TCP/IP and Assign IP Address.the OSI Model has 7 Layers and TCP Work in Data Layer and IP Works in Network Layer.

Ashish

  • Nov 22nd, 2006
 

TCP/IP is the model  

but the working of TCP IP is

TCP is responsible for the establishing the connection

IP is responsible to fowrward the data packet to the network   

rasrak

  • Dec 11th, 2014
 

tcp/ip is the transfer control protocol is the connection oriented protocol
guarantee of data delivery
it is reliable for error recovery and flow control
it works transport layer

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sathiyaraj.v

  • Jan 26th, 2015
 

Above gave answer is true but still it data transfer speed is low than UDP.

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