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No. A protocol is a set of rules that govern communication. The rules may include the format of data, the different messages that can be exchanged, rules for confirming that data arrived, etc.
Different software implementations for a protocol can vary in some details, especially internal details of how data is handled; the point, of having a protocol, is that the response to certain messages or events has to be predictable.
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What are some software protocol?
software protocol list
Software or hardware that changes one protocol to another is called a?
protocol converter
Is HTTP is a software protocol?
Hypertext is the software language commonly used to write websites, Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is the application protocol used to exchange hypertext between devices.
What changed the Internet by inventing a software protocol in 1990?
icann
What type of device is Ethernet?
Ethernet is not a device, it is software protocol. There is hardware to implement the protocol, e.g. NICs, switches, hubs, etc.
Which of the following tools can you use to detect malicious software?
Protocol analyzer
Who or what changed the Internet drastically by inventing a software protocol in 1990?
icann
What software was used in the world wide web?
Hypertext Transfer Protocol software is used for world wide web
Which protocol is used by the software program MySpaceIM?
MySpaceIM utilizes a text based protocol developed by MySpace. No official documentation is available, an unofficial protocol specification has been produced as part of the effort to implement the protocol in Pidgin.
What is software called to view webpages?
the acronym that stands for hypertext transfer protocol
Which is a simple software based protocol analyzer?
The window network monitor utility
What is protocol analyzer?
A protocol analyzer or packet analyzer is a hardware or software tool used to intercept digital communications occurring over a portion of a network. Examples of packet analyzers (hardware and software) products are: Wireshark (Ethereal) tcpdump Netscout snoop
