Linked from

The 36 pages that link to Internet Protocol, each with the reason it gives.

• InternetRelated: IP provides the shared addressing and packet-delivery rules that let separate networks interconnect.

• Packet switchingRelated: IP supplies the addressing and forwarding rules used to carry packets across the Internet.

• ARPANETRelated: IP allowed ARPANET to communicate through gateways with other packet-switched networks.

• Computer networkRelated: IP lets packets cross multiple networks toward a destination device.

• EthernetRelated: Ethernet commonly carries IP packets inside its frame payload.

• Wi-FiRelated: Wi-Fi carries IP traffic but does not itself define internet routing.

• Telecommunications networkRelated: Provides the addressing and forwarding rules used by many modern telecommunications networks.

• Web serverRelated: IP delivers client traffic to the network hosting a web server.

• Local area networkRelated: IP addresses let LAN devices communicate and send traffic beyond the local network.

• Peer-to-peerRelated: Peers commonly use IP to send data across the internet.

• Distributed denial-of-service attackRelated: Attack traffic travels through IP networks toward the target.

• Network packetRelated: IP supplies the addressing and forwarding rules used by many network packets.

• Private networkRelated: IP addressing underlies communication within private networks.

• Technological convergenceRelated: A common protocol allows different devices and networks to exchange data.

• DownloadRelated: IP carries the packets that transport download data across networks.

• Leonard BosackRelated: IP became the common protocol carried across the networks Cisco routers connected.