Agus Budy Wuysang wrote:
>
> > kok saya kurang setuju ya.. kan network itu frase lengkapnya 'computer
> > network', jadi musti lebih dari satu komputer dong! Jadi bahkan meski
> > af_inet, kalo both socket ends ada di satu komputer, ya disebutnya
> > locally, bukan networked-ly atau locally networked.. am i right.. ;)
>
> But still it is a network by the term of 7 OSI model layer
> (5 layer for Unix TCP/IP)
>
i don't get it. what did you mean by 'it'? af_unix, af_inet, or ...?
yes it's true that tcp/ip is a network protocol. but it can be used
_locally_. While unix socket (af_unix) will always be used locally.
When used locally, we can't say it is used in a network, can we?
moreover, AFAIK OSI is reference model for network protocol, not for
network.
so i propose that we should judge whether something is a network or not
by its physical layout (i.e. the presence of more than one hosts), not
by the protocol used.
-BLP
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