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IPv4 vs IPv6 Protocols | IP Addressing Schemes and Limitations Internet Protocol IP (Internet Protocol) is defined in IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force) RFC791 (Request for Comments) in 1981. IP is a connectionless protocol used in packet switched communication networks. IP provides transmission of data from one host to another, where host is identified […]
TCP vs SCTP Protocols Both TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) and SCTP (Stream Control Transmission Protocol) lie in the transport layer and provide transport functions mainly in internet applications. TCP provides reliable data transfer with strict order of delivery of the packets but some applications need reliable transfer but not 100% sequence of delivery of packets. […]
TCP vs UDP Protocols Both TCP and UDP fit into the fourth layer in the OSI model which is transport layer just above the IP layer. TCP and UDP both support data transmission in two different ways, TCP is connection oriented and UDP is connection less. In transportation of packets there are two major constrains […]
Intel Core i7 vs vPro The new Intel core processors are multi core processors based on Intel microarchitecture, known as Nehalem. Nehalem’s energy efficiency and performance produce powerful processors required for modern day computing. The other main concern in computing is the security and manageability; the vPro technology has come as a solution for this […]
Malware vs Virus Malware is abbreviation of malicious software which is basically a software developed by cyber criminals to run on user’s systems (PC or any device) and gather internal information or damage or make harm to the system or applications. This software is considered as Malware because of the perceived intent of the software. […]
Adobe Illustrator vs Adobe Photoshop There are a wide number of Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop tutorials available on the internet; however it becomes more important to understand the utility of both softwares. Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop as the names suggest are both softwares to help with the creativity process of pictures. However, both do not […]
Norton Antivirus 2011 vs Norton Internet Security 2011 What are antivirus and Internet Security? Which one to Choose? Both antivirus and internet security basically have the same purpose; securing your online activity and digital life. The difference between the two lies on the features that are offered. Antivirus has the most basic features while the […]
The key difference between SAN and NAS is that SAN is a block level data storage while NAS is file-level data storage. Today’s technology has advanced so much that it has made our lives a lot easier and comfortable to live in. Information technology has helped us become more effective and efficient in every aspect […]
HTTP vs HTTPS HTTP (Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol) is an application level protocol for distributed, collaborative, hypermedia information systems. It’s defined in RFC 2616 (Request for Comments).Basically the main feature of HTTP is the negotiation part of the data transfer. Typical examples of HTTP services are web server communication and Domain Name Service Communication. In application […]
Domain names .COM vs .NET By looking at the name itself you can understand the idea behind the creation of these domain names, .com and .net. But later on due to heavy growth of Internet and Internet users, it became unmanageable and both Top Level Domain names (TLD) opened to public without any constrains. Originally […]
