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    ISP: Internet Service Provider


    Internet service was originally limited to government agencies and specific university departments. The
    technology was developed to provide access to the general public through the World Wide Web in the late
    1980s

    ISP stands for Internet Service Provider. It is a company that provides internet access to both personal and
    business customers. ISP provides the services to surf the web, shop online, and connect with family and
    friends all for a fee.

    ISPs can also provide other services, including email services, domain registration, web hosting,
    and browser packages.

    An ISP may also be referred to as an information service provider, a storage service provider, an internet
    network service provider (INSP), or any combination of these three based on the services offered by the
    company.

    For example, when you connect to the Internet, the connection between your device and the internet is
    executed through a transmission technology that involves the transfer of information packets through an
    Internet Protocol route.

    Data is transmitted through different technologies, including cable modem, dial-up, DSL, high speed
    interconnects. Accordingly, based on the method of data transmission, the Internet access provided by ISPs
    can be divided into many types, some of which are as follows:

    1). Dial-up Internet access:

    It is the oldest technology to provide Internet access by modem to modem connection using
    telephone lines. In this method, the user's computer is connected to a modem with a telephone
    line. This method has become outdated today due to slow connection speed. However, in remote
    areas, this method can be used where the broadband network is not available.

    Prepared By: M.VENKAT ( MCA, M-Tech) Lecturer in Computer Science


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    2). DSL:

    DSL, which stands for 'digital subscriber line' is an advanced version of the dial-up Internet access
    method. It uses high frequency to execute a connection over the telephone network and allows the
    internet and the phone connection to run on the same telephone line. This method offers an
    Asymmetric Digital Subscriber (ADSL), where the upload speed is less than the download speed,
    and a Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line (SDSL), which offers equal upload and download speeds.
    Out of these two, ADSL is more popular among users and is popularly known as DSL.

    3). Wireless Broadband (WiBB):

    It is a modern broadband technology for Internet access. It allows high-speed wireless internet
    within a large area. To use this technology, you are required to place a dish on the top of your house
    and point it to the transmitter of your Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP).

    4. Wi-Fi Internet:

    It is the short form for "wireless fidelity," which is a wireless networking technology that provides
    wireless high-speed Internet connections using radio waves. To use the internet, you are required to
    be within the range of Wi-Fi network. It is commonly used in public places such as hotels, airports,
    restaurants to provide internet access to customers.

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    5). ISDN:

    It is a short form of Integrated Services Digital Network. It is a telephone system network which
    integrates a high-quality digital transmission of voice and data over the same standard phone line. It
    offers a fast upstream and downstream Internet connection speed and allows both voice calls and
    data transfer.

    6). Ethernet:

    It is a wired LAN (Local Area Network) where computers are connected within a primary physical
    space. It enables devices to communicate with each other via a protocol (a set of rules or common
    network language). It may provide different speeds such as 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps and 10 Gbps.

    Prepared By: M.VENKAT ( MCA, M-Tech) Lecturer in Computer Science

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