i)
· TCP - performs packetizing: breaking the data into smaller packets, numbering them, ensuring each packet is reliably delivered, and putting them into the proper order at the destination. TCP is only active at the sender and receiver.
· IP - performs routing and addressing.
Server Side Code
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Client Side Code
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Programming Language:
· PHP
· ASP.Net in C#, C++, or Visual Basic.
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Programming Language:
· DHTML
· JavaScript
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Software that runs on the server, not the client
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Software that is downloaded from Web server to browser and then executes on the client
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· Process user input.
· Display pages.
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· Make interactive webpages.
· Make stuff happen dynamically on the web page.
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iii)
Internet : The Internet is a network that is available to anyone with an
Internet-connected device. It is a massive collection of networks sharing
information publicly in the form of interlinked Web pages. Internet Protocol
defines a site's unique location which most users see as a domain name or URL.
The network is literally world-wide and is often referred to as the world wide
web.
Extranet : An extranet is similar to an intranet, but is accessible via
a Web portal. An extranet may be accessed from anywhere if the user has a valid
user name and password. The purpose of this type of network is to allow
collaboration and sharing of resources not only in-house but with a select
group of outside users. For instance, businesses will use an extranet to allow
customers to log in to provide input on projects. Another example is using a
virtual private network to allow employees to log in to the network when
they're are not in the office.
Intranet : An intranet network is only available to a small group of
people. Intranets are mainly used within businesses and organizations to
provide access to files and applications among networked computers and servers.
Intranets may or may not have access to the Internet. If an intranet does
connect to the Internet, a firewall is used to prevent outside access to the
intranet. The purpose is to allow people within the same company to share
information over a local area network. It is sometimes referred to as a private
Internet.
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