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III Network Communication
Another consideration of setting
up a network is, determining how the data will get from one place
to another? Somehow, it must be transported. And without agreement
on how to transport it, the data isn’t moving.
Since the word protocol is
frequently used to describe a series of events that need
to make something successfully happen, it has been adopted by the network
world as well, to describe the structure of the conversation used to
transfer data back and forth among machines. In particular, the term
transport protocol is bantered about, to refer to the basic member
of the protocol family (a group of network protocols) that is being
used to transport the data.
Protocols are installed
(included) by default when you install the operating
system, if a NIC was present. (On newer versions of Windows,
they may automagically install when you install the NIC hardware itself.)
The protocols installed are then chosen from a
list to determine which ones you will use for network
communication.
 Protocols by Default
By default, Windows 2000 uses the protocol family TCP/IP: Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol.
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