The sockets are generally used for client and server
connection and interaction. These allow communication between two different
processes on the same or separate machines. To be more specific, it is a
process of talking to other computers using standard Unix file descriptors. The
file descriptor is an integer associated with the open file. It could be a
network connection or a text file or a terminal or any other thing. The socket
has a definite flow of events such as in a connection-based client-server model,
the socket on the server side waits for the request from the client. To make it
happen, the server finds an address that the client can use to get the server.
What do you mean by Sockets?
The socket is an endpoint of a 2-way communication
link between two processes running in a network. This endpoint has a name and
address in the network. The socket has a
port number that helps the TCP layer to identify the application where the data is to be sent. The endpoint has an IP address and one port number. The TCP
connection is uniquely identified by its two endpoints. Now you can have more
than one connection between the host and server.
Pylon blocks
Pylon blocks or Interface Blocks are used as an
internal interface. The integrated spring contact probe guarantees good signal
transmission with low transfer resistance. The internal blocks transmit signals
reliably between the test device and test system whether it’s internal,
external, or customer-specific interfaces. Here at Equip test, offers Signal,
High-current, Optical, Pneumatic, Mixed, RF, and USB Pylon blocks. The features include:
· Compact and robust design
· Trusted signal transmission
· High contact/transmission quality
· Uniform low-level contact resistance
· Quick, simple, & precise installation
The network configuration generally does not allow
connection between a secure internal network and a relatively less secured
external network. But you can use sockets to communicate with the server
program that operates outside the firewall.
No comments:
Post a Comment