Introduction to TCP/IP (Part 3) - Client-Server Model

 Abstract

In this self-paced training, you will learn what the Client-Server model is and how clients and servers interact with each other. We will discuss the differences between implementing a server on the Internet vs a local network, and will discuss how to overcome problems (network firewalls and dynamic IP addresses) with using a local network server.

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Author:

Bob Smith
Microchip Technology Inc.

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