Industrial Instrumentation Communication and Networking

What is IPSec? – Internet Protocol Security

IPSec stands for Internet Protocol security. It is a set of rules and protocols for protecting data communicated over an internet network.

Learn about the benefits of using a network patch panel in LAN networking. Also discussed different types of networking panels.

Discover the core differences between Subnet and VLAN in network management including layers, isolation, and traffic control.

Auto-negotiation automatically selects the best communication settings such as speed and duplex, between Ethernet devices in the network.

Learn the key factors to consider when calculating network speed, including bandwidth usage, data consumption, and system efficiency.

Learn about the different types of Ethernet cable lengths and how they affect network efficiency with detailed speed limits.

TCP ensures reliable, connection-based communication, while UDP offers faster, connectionless data transfer.

Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) is a network protocol that ensures loop-free topologies in Ethernet networks with faster convergence.

BOOTP stands for Bootstrap Protocol. DHCP stands for dynamic host configuration protocol. Learn the difference between them.

Timeout in communication protocols is the time limit a system waits for a response before assuming failure or delay.