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Not all protocols have to be standard; some can be proprietary or specific to a particular organization or application. Standard protocols are designed to ensure interoperability and compatibility across different systems and devices, while non-standard protocols may offer unique features or optimizations for specific use cases. However, using non-standard protocols can limit integration with other systems and may lead to compatibility issues. Ultimately, the choice between standard and non-standard protocols depends on the specific requirements and goals of the project.
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What is the standard date marking protocols?
There standard date for marking protocols is first of January.
Which internal routing protocol would use if you needed to route between Cisco and non-Cisco equipment?
Open standard protocols: Rip or OSPF. They are not Cisco proprietary protocols.
Do all UNIX servers work with each other?
If they rely on the standard protocols then they will, such as TCP/IP, NFS, etc.
All protocols are routable?
No, not all protocols are routable.
What is the purpose of Standard user protocols for computers?
even microsoft website doesnt have it all i know is that is is some kind of program connected with windows.
Does the Mac Pro come with built in wifi?
All Macs come with AirPort WiFi built in which conforms to standard IEEE 802.11 protocols.
What are standardized procedures for communicating between network devices?
These are called protocols - a standard set of rules for common communications across networks.
Blank are standard methods or formats for communication between networked devices?
Protocols
Are all protocols routeable?
No
What is the difference between Standard and practice?
Standard is a set of protocols or guide for accomplishing something or anything. Practice is the way of doing something or anything with in or out of the normal standard but still accomplish the intended result.
How does LogMeIn encrypt transmissions?
LogMeln encrypts transmissions by using industry-standard algorithms and protocols to keep information completely safe. These standards and protocols and constantly reviewed by coders every day.
What is the history of the GSM set of protocols for mobile phone networks?
The GSM set is a standard set that developed by the European Telecommunications Standard Institute in 1982. It took five years for the institute to deploy their standard.
