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COMMUNICATIONS SOFTWARE:
Using a Web browser program, you request a Web page on a Web
server be displayed on your computer screen.
TCP/IP:
Your computer uses the TCP/IP standard to establish a connection with
the Web server that stores the requested Web page, divide the web
page into packets, provide an address for each packet, and reassemble
the Web page once it arrives at your computer. Routers send the
packets over the Internet from the Web server to your computer.
ETHERNET:
The Ethernet standard controls how devices (adapter cards, routers,
modems, etc.) share access to the media (cables and lines) and
how devices transmit data over the communications channel.