Definitions for ip network
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1. IP network

   Is a communication network that uses an IP to send and receive messages to and from a variety of computers, servers, networks, routers and applications.

   An IP network requires that all connected devices - such as servers, switches, routers and other devices - be configured with the TCP/IP suite and have a valid IP address to perform any network communication.

   
   

   Submitted by MaryC on April 4, 2017  

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of ip network in Chaldean Numerology is: 4

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of ip network in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5

Examples of ip network in a Sentence

1. Alberto Mazzola:

   CER fully supports the completion of a high-speed rail network connecting all major cities, urban nodes and airports, it will reduce rail travel time between EU capitals and major cities to under four and six hours and, with affordable and comfortable trains, rail will become the preferred mode of transport. This is why it is essential for all [ EU ] member states to invest in high speed rail.

2. Walter Piecyk:

   Presumably the Administrative Fee is another way to help ATT fund its network build and Time Warner acquisition going forward.

3. Nick Selby:

   Remember, this isn’t the first time Sony has been brought to its knees by a hacker group. In 2011, hackers took down Sony’s PlayStation Network for 23 days, sony Pictures has royally P.O.’d someone, and if they make it their mission to sink Sony, it’s possible they could do it. A company of their size can withstand this type of hit once, but not three, four, five times in a row.

4. Craig Moffett:

   The reason you're getting that reaction is this is a battle of marketing vaporware rather than real network evolution, they're tripping over themselves to claim they have a 5G network.

5. Dan Gainor:

   The Brian Williams story shows that NBC/MSNBC doesn't really have standards, brian Williams made up news and rather than fire Brian Williams, the network just moved Brian Williams and let Brian Williams keep pretending to be a newscaster.