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What is difference between IP address and IP protocol
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Answer / v.bhargava reddy
IP address for to communicate with any other systems with in
the network or inter networks and to find the systems in large
networks.ip protocol for to enable the ip addressing for to
communicating systems or resources.THE COMPUTERS not
understand any languages only it understands by using only
port numbers.these port numbers allocated for each every
protocol.
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