glossary:process
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+ | ====== Process (Host) ====== | ||
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+ | In networking terms, the word //process// refers to that part of a [[application|network application]] which executes within the memory of a [[host]] (or [[end-system]]). In order for two processes to communicate with each other, each process must have a unique address on the the [[network]]. The host itself will be uniquely identified by its [[ip_address|internet address]]; each process has its own identifier which is called a [[port number]]. The port number is assigned to the [[socket]] through which the two processes communicate. | ||
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