Tide Web and Internet Protocols

Tide Web Overview

• Definition:

  • Tide Web is defined as a collection of multimedia web pages that facilitate various online interactions.

• Functions and Features:

  • Users can send and receive emails and other forms of information on websites.

  • The platform supports online chatting options which include:

  • Text communication

  • Audio communication

  • Video communication

• Protocols Used:

  • Transmission Control Protocol (TCP):

  • Establishes reliable communication channels over the internet.

  • Internet Protocol (IP):

  • Responsible for routing data packets from source to destination over interconnected networks.

• Networking Aspect:

  • Tide Web is part of a worldwide collection of interconnected networks and devices, emphasizing its global outreach.

• HTTP(S) Protocols:

  • These protocols are utilized to display web pages and are implemented using:

  • Hypertext Markup Language (HTML):

    • The standard language used to create web pages.

• Uniform Resource Locators (URLs):

  • Definition:

  • URLs are specific text addresses that website users utilize to access web pages.

  • Function:

  • They specify the exact location of web resources on the internet.

• Access Mechanism:

  • Web resources are accessed through web browsers, which are software applications designed to retrieve, present, and navigate web content.

  • The internet serves as the medium for accessing information hosted on web servers.