Protocol - A set of rules that allow two devices to communicate, TCP - Reliable transport protocol which sits on top of IP, UDP - An unreliable transport protocol. Can be used in gaming, streaming and VOIP, IP - A network protocol which routes packets between hops, HTTP - An application layer protocol for requesting and delivering HTML web pages, FTP - An application protocol used for sending files between computers, SMTP - An application protocol for sending email, IMAP - An application used to manage remote mail boxes and retrieve email from a mail server, Internet layer - Layer of the TCP/IP stack which is used for routing of packets, Link layer - Layer of the TCP/IP stack which is responsible for the (physical) transmission of packets using an NIC, Transport layer - Layer of the TCP/IP stack which forms a connection between two endpints/ports,

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