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MCSE : Security Specialist Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) TCP/IP is an industry-standard protocol stack (a layered set of protocols) that enables communication in different networking environments. Because of the interoperability of TCP/IP among different types of computers, most networks support TCP/IP.   TCP/IP supports routing and enables computers to communicate across network segments. Because of this feature, TCP/IP is the standard protocol for communications over the Internet. Its reliable delivery and global use have made TCP/IP a necessity for accessing worldwide information networks, such as the Internet. However, you must configure TCP/IP on all computers with which you want to use the protocol to communicate.   TCP/IP offers the following advantages: It is an industry standard. As an industry standard, it is an open protocol that is not controlled by a single organization. It contains a set of utilities for connecting dissimilar operating systems. Connectivity between two computers does not depend on the network operating system of either computer. It uses scalable, cross-platform, client-server architecture. TCP/IP can expand or shrink to meet the future needs of a network.