NIMCET 2011
Which protocol needs to be installed for Internet access on a network?
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Answer: Option A — TCP/IP
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The Internet is built on the TCP/IP protocol suite, so TCP/IP must be installed for Internet access.
TELNET is a remote-login application that itself runs over TCP/IP; IPX/SPX (Novell) and NetBEUI (Microsoft) are old LAN protocols that cannot be routed over the Internet.
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