C7 (internet protocol)

C7 (Internet Protocol) is a standard system used to identify and communicate with devices on a network, like computers, phones, or servers. It assigns unique addresses—called IP addresses—that act like digital mailing addresses, ensuring data sent over the internet reaches the correct device. This protocol helps manage how data packets are routed from their source to their destination efficiently and reliably. Essentially, C7 ensures that information travels accurately and securely across different devices and networks, forming a fundamental part of how the internet functions.