April 2005
Intermediate to advanced
720 pages
24h 28m
English
Before I explain how to use your Mac on a network, let me take a moment or two to introduce and define some of the networking terminology used throughout this chapter. You’ll find these words used again and again whenever you deal with networking features.
AppleTalk is a networking protocol used by Macintosh computers to communicate over a network. It’s the software that makes networking work. Fortunately, it’s not something extra you have to buy—it’s part of Mac OS X.
TCP/IP is a networking protocol that is used for connecting to the Internet. Mac OS X computers can use both AppleTalk to communicate with local networks and TCP/IP to communicate with the Internet.
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