A COMMON LANGUAGE THE NUMBER OF TRANLATORS REQUIRED CAN BE REDUCED BY INVENTING A COMMON, INTERMEDIATE LANGUAGE -- THE iNTERNET PROTOCOL. NOW, WE NEED ONLY N CONVERTERS

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This page is part of a section of lecture slides related to " An Internet Protocol " within the topic "Internetworking and the Internet". Other slides within this section and other sections of slides for the topic "Internetworking and the Internet" can be accessed using the links below. Too Many Networks TOO MANY NETWORKS iNTERNETWORKING STILL "TOO MANY" An Internet Protocol A COMMON LANGUAGE WHO SPEAKS iP? ETHERNET PACKET STRUCTURE IP PACKET STRUCTURE IP PACKET ENCAPSULATION The Internet Protocol IP -- "THE" INTERNET PROTOCOL INTERNET GROWTH