12. Are there other sets (or suites, as you called them) of network protocols?
Yes. One you might be familiar with is AppleTalk, which is a network protocol suite used
by Apple Computer, Inc., originally in its line of Macintosh computers and now available
in many other operating systems. Another example is the set of protocols that are part of
Microsoft Corporation’s Windows NT operating systems. Sometimes, computer networks
are named by their protocols. For example, a network that consists of devices supporting
AppleTalk is referred to as an AppleTalk network. Similarly, a TCP/IP network implies a
set of devices ...
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