That's like asking "How many ways can you get from the library to the post office?". There is no limit. There may be only a few efficient ways for getting directly from the library to the post office, but if you want to go by the bank on the way, you will invent your own path. Anyone can create their own protocols. New ones are created every day and most of them are hardly ever used, or may only be used by one person. There are common ones that you hear about like FTP, SMTP, etc. For a list of those, look in the RFCs ( http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc-index.html ). I know one of them has a list of all the protocols. Not sure what it is, but I'll look that up and then post it here.
You need protocols in computer networks because computer networks consist of devices and software made by many different vendors. The only way to ensure compatibility among them all is to have common documents (i.e. the protocol specifications) that describe the mechanics and formats of all the data exchanged over the network.
There are many networking protocol basics. Nodes are connected using these protocols.
An example for computer networking question is: how many digits of the DNIC identify the country? Another asks for how many routing algorithms are used.
Yes OS X supports P2P protocols and many other common protocols to windows, so there should not be a problem as long as you have compatible software.
How many papers in CCNA ccna paper is networking technicaly computer
As many as you can select/install. You can in theory run all protocols on most modern operating systems, but you generally only need one now a days, and that is TCP/IP.
There are many computer seminar topics. They are:Java RingJava servletsOptical computerZigbeeSmart QuillHome networking
Many Australian universities offer degrees in computer networking. Some of these universities include Curtin University, Swinburne University and the University of South Australia.
Computer networking can be used many ways to expand a business such as remotely accessible records. Other ways are increased communication and information flow between departments.
Usually a JPEG and a PSD are among the most common formats for photography. However a PSD (picture edited in photoshop) cannot be viewed on a computer unless Photoshop is purchased and downloaded on that particular computer.
The Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, or Xerox PARC, is the lab where many of the seminal computer and networking technologies were developed over the last 30 years.
There are many aspects to network programming. These include choosing a language that is suitable for the network, writing code, and testing it for bugs before deployment.