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Subject: Tcp/Ip?
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Date: 20 Dec 90 06:28:41 GMT
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	I would be very apprecaive if someone in netland would explain, in
simple terms what TCP/IP is. I know it's a protocal, and all of that, and I
know what the letters stand for, but WHAT is it? WHat does it do? Why Tcp/Ip?
Why not soemthing else?

Thanks much. If there is any interest, I would be more then happy to post
results, if the interest is there.

Joel Sadler

Asjcs1@alaska.bitnet
Asjcs1@acad2.anc.alaska.edu (for the network impaired)