TCP/IP
What is TCP/IP?
Transmission
Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is a set of rules for data
communications that allows different types of computers on the Internet
to communicate with each other. When a Web server communicates with
another computer on the Web, it translates the necessary information into
TCP/IP packets. The receiving computer translates the TCP/IP packets into
the internal processing language of the computer, processes the information,
translates the response back into TCP/IP packets, and transmits the packets
back to the originating computer over the Internet.
This link takes you to the online guide for uploading and downloading personal or instructional Web pages using FTP.
WS_FTP (For PC Users Only)
This link takes you to the online guide for mounting personal or instructional Web pages using WS_FTP prepared by the CSLA Faculty Instructional Technology Support Center.
Fetch (For MAC Users Only)
This link takes you to the online guide for mounting Web pages using Fetch prepared by the CSLA Faculty Instructional Technology Support Center.
Telnet
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NCSA Telnet (MAC)
This is the standard Telnet and FTP program to allow you to access computers over the Internet. Check out the User's Guide.
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