To Send Data Through A Network, What Two Flags Are Used To Establish A Session?

Any Internet connection cannot work correctly without the sending and receiving of data from one computer to another source. Any data that is transferred must first go through that network's wireless adapter. Below is a further more detailed explanation of how wireless network operates.

• Transmitting the data.

The whole process first begins when a computer sends data across a wireless adapter. This data or information can be pretty much anything from an instant message on a social networking site to a whole folder of information.

The adapter's job is to change this data or information into a radio signal that can be transmitted from one computer to another.

• Receiving the data.

The wireless router or adapted from the receiving computer will get the signal and then translate it back into readable information. If there are multiple computers connected to that system then they will forward that information onto these other computers through their wireless adapters.

The information that was received can be accessed by anyone who is on that computer networking system. However, this may not be allowed if the sharing of this information has not been specified by the original sender.

You should remember that this process occurs in less than a second, which is incredibly fast for a process that sounds so lengthy and complex.

• Sending data over the Internet.

The way that data is sent to and from the Internet works is done via the same method that is stated above. The wireless router gets the information and translates it into computer data, it is then sent via a radio signal. But instead of another computer receiving the signal, the radio signal is sent directly onto that computer's wireless adapter. This then allows that specific piece of information to be used on that computer. Whilst it is in the system, the data is converted back into readable information.