Computer Science, asked by punithaperumal25, 11 months ago

A user requests an unencrypted webpage from a web server running on a computer, listening on the Internet Protocol address 10.1.1.150. What will be the socket address?

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Answered by vaishu15594
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Answer:

10.1.1.150:80

Explanation:

socket address is a combination of IP address and port number

HTTP is most unencrypted webpage use, instead of HTTP which is the encrypted version of HTTP

by default webserver use hypertext

transfer protocol (HTTP) uses a standard known as 80.

The socket address which is the combination of IP address and standard port number something like this:

10.1.1.150:80

Answered by brainlysme8
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The socket address will be 10.1.1.150:80. Unencrypted web traffic uses port 80 and ports are normally denoted with a colon after the IP address.

Explanation:

An endpoint for sending and receiving data across a computer network is a network socket, which is a software structure inside a network node. A networking architecture's application programming interface (API) defines the structure and attributes of a socket. Only while a process of an application executing in the node is active are sockets formed.

The phrase "network socket" is most frequently used in the context of the Internet protocol suite, and is consequently frequently also referred to as "Internet socket," due to the standardization of the TCP/IP protocols during the development of the Internet. In this situation, a socket's socket address—consisting of the three components of the transport protocol, IP address, and port number—is used to externally identify the socket to other hosts.

The software endpoint of node-internal inter-process communication (IPC), which frequently employs the same API as a network socket, is also referred to as a socket.

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