Internet Protocol

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Internet Protocol is the core networking protocol that defines how data packets are addressed and routed across interconnected computer networks, forming the foundation of the modern internet.

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Observed surface forms (3)

Surface form Occurrences
IP 1
Internet 1
Internet Protocol (IP) 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf internet layer protocol
network protocol
abbreviation IP
addressSpace 128-bit for IPv6
32-bit for IPv4
category internetworking protocol
definedBy Jon Postel
definedIn RFC 791
designGoal interconnect heterogeneous networks
doesNotProvide error recovery
flow control
reliable delivery
encapsulatedIn data link layer frame
encapsulates ICMP message
transport layer segment
foundationOf the internet
surface form: the Internet
headerField Destination Address
Flags
Fragment Offset
Header Checksum
Header Length
Identification
Protocol
Source Address
Time To Live
Total Length
Type of Service
Version
introduced 1981
layer internet layer
OSIEquivalentLayer network layer
partOf TCP/IP
surface form: Internet protocol suite
primaryFunction packet addressing
packet fragmentation
packet routing
provides best-effort delivery
routingBasis destination IP address
standardizedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
supersededVersion IPv4 by IPv6
supports connectionless communication
supportsFeature routing across autonomous systems
subnetting
usedBy ICMP
surface form: Internet Control Message Protocol

Transmission Control Protocol
UDP
surface form: User Datagram Protocol
usesAddressType IP address
version IPv4
IPv6

Referenced by (18)

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RFC 791 area Internet Protocol
this entity surface form: Internet
Robert Kahn coInvented Internet Protocol
this entity surface form: Internet Protocol (IP)
TCP/IP component Internet Protocol
Jon Postel contributedTo Internet Protocol
RFCs defines Internet Protocol
subject surface form: RFC
this entity surface form: IP
STD 5 defines Internet Protocol
RFC 792 definesFor Internet Protocol
RFC 3168 extendsProtocol Internet Protocol
RFC 792 relatedTo Internet Protocol
RFC 793 relatedTo Internet Protocol
Network Control Protocol replacedBy Internet Protocol
RFC 791 title Internet Protocol
RFC 1906 uses Internet Protocol
Transmission Control Protocol uses Internet Protocol
Defense Data Network usesProtocol Internet Protocol
IPTV usesProtocol Internet Protocol