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Which puts a higher demand on the processing capabilities and complexity of these devices. 4. Protocols and standards TCP/IP, IEEE 802.1, G.952 and other such words are certainly familiar to us. What are they? Here are two concepts related to these terms in communication networks, as shown in Fig. 4.3. (a) Protocol A network protocol is a set of formats and conventions that are made in advance for both sides of communication to understand and abide by each other, so as to enable data communication between different devices in a computer network. A network protocol is a normative description of a set of rules and conventions that define the way in which information is exchanged between network devices. Network protocol is the basis of computer network, which requires that only network devices that comply with the corresponding protocol can participate in the communication. Any device that does not support the protocol for network interconnection is ineligible to communicate with other devices. There are many kinds of network protocols, including TCP/IP, IPX/SPX protocol of Novell, SNA protocol of IBM, etc. Today the most popular is the TCP/IP protocol cluster, having become the standard protocol of the Internet. (b) Standard A standard is a set of rules and procedures that are widely used or officially prescribed. The standard describes the protocol requirements and sets the minimum performance set to guarantee network communication. The IEEE 802.x standards are the dominant LAN standards. Data communication standards fall into two categories: de facto standards and legal standards. (i) De facto standards: Standards that have not been recognized by the organizations, but are widely used and accepted in application. (ii) Legal standards: Standards developed by an officially recognized body. There are many international standardization organizations have made great contributions to the development of computer networks. They unify the standards of the network, so that the products from each network product manufacturer can be connected with each other. At present, there are several standardization organizations that contribute to the development of the network. (i) International Organization for Standardization (ISO): It is responsible for the development of standards for large networks, including standards related to the Internet. ISO proposes the Open System Interconnection (OSI) reference model. This model describes the working mechanism of the network, and constructs an easy-to-understand and clearly hierarchical model for the computer network. (ii) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE): It puts forward standards for network hardware, so that network hardware produced by different manufacturers can be connected with each other. IEEE LAN standard, as the dominant LAN standards, mainly defines the IEEE 802.x protocol cluster, among which the IEEE 802.3 is the standard protocol cluster for the Ethernet, the IEEE 802.4 is applicable for the Toking Bus networks, the IEEE 802.5 is for the Toking Ring networks, and the IEEE 802.11 is the WLAN standard. (iii) American National Standards Institute (ANSI): It mainly defines the standards of fiber distributed data interfaces (FDDIs). (iv) Electronic Industries Association/Telecomm Industries Association (EIA/TIA): It standardizes network

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