Packetization is the process of breaking down information sent or transmitted across the internet into small parts called packets. Packetization is used in many different fields.
Packets Words
Payload is the actual data which is being transmitted (as opposed to the headers and routing information).
Data is sent around the internet in protocol stacks. This is built into the computer's operating system. The protocol stack translates the message from alphabetic text, into electronic signals transmitted over t he internet, and back to alphabetic text.
This is what happens when TCP packets literally arrive at their destination in a different order than they were transmitted from their source. Usually due to routing adjustments between the two machines. All TCP packets are numbered in order they are transmitted so they can be reassembled when they are received.
Some types of cables used for connecting to the internet will appear to result in a slower connection the longer the cable. This is primarily a result of signal loss, resulting in more packets requiring to be re-transmitted. For most home use however you would not run into this issue.
Data transmitted over the Internet is broken into Packets when transmitted over the Internet or other network.
Yes it does. Everything that is transmitted over the internet is packaged.
Packets Words
Payload is the actual data which is being transmitted (as opposed to the headers and routing information).
I order to get a report on how many packets of data one has transmitted it is recommended to have some kind of data / traffic counter application installed. Such tools are available for both computer and smartphone, for example "Internet Connection Counter" or "GPRS Traffic Counter".
Internet surveillance is performed by intercepting 'packets'. This in information that is sent from either your computer, or the server that you are communicating with. This information can be intercepted and seen by whomever is performing the surveillance.
Data is sent around the internet in protocol stacks. This is built into the computer's operating system. The protocol stack translates the message from alphabetic text, into electronic signals transmitted over t he internet, and back to alphabetic text.
TCP
The correct answer is IP. IP is responsible for breaking data into packets and passing them from TCP or UDP to the hardware.
IP (Internet Protocol)
Actually, an IDS does not sit on one particular layer. It has to examine packets for protocols, how they are being transported, number of packets transmitted, spoofing information, and application layer information. In general terms, Intrusion detection system and Intrusion prevention system is a Layer 4 device. It filters for malicious data.
Packets will be transmitted out of all switch ports except for the port where the packets were received. It's called flooding.