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What is the difference between TCP/IP and NETBEUI protocol?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 2 Last Update: September 10, 2008     Asked by: vickeyab 
  
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November 21, 2007 01:56:46   #1  
roman        

RE: What is the difference between TCP/IP and NETBEUI ...
The main difference is that NetBEUI is a non-routeable protocol so there is no moving packets from one network to another, TCP/IP on the other hand is routeable so you can connect multiple networks to share info and Frag!
The internet is basically a bunch of TCP/IP networks connected together!

 
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September 10, 2008 15:40:21   #2  
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RE: What is the difference between TCP/IP and NETBEUI protocol?
Even though they are both network protocols, TCP/IP works on large, routed networks, and is used on the vast majority of modern enterprise networks, as well as the Internet. NetBEUI is an outdated network protocol useful only for older versions of Windows networks that reside on a single LAN.
 
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