Network Connectivity

The internet has become one of the most fundamental pieces of life, which is why it has been brought over to the Earth Modded Server! At the moment, there are 2 current methods of getting connected to the internet, and they both have their advantages and disadvantages.

World Cable Internet
World Cable Internet is the network infrastructure that offers CTTP (Connection to the Premises) services to get people connected. It starts at the United Nations Headquarters, where all the main servers are kept. From there, the internet is either beamed over transmitters to the country's respected ISP headquarters, where physical wires are then laid from a main control room to each individual premises, or ran directly to each country's ISP headquarters via physical cables, from which more cables can be laid to each premises.

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Wireless Networking
Wireless Networking is the network infrastructure used for countries to set up CTTA (Connection to the Area) access points to get people connected. This is set up from the respected ISP's headquarters, where all the network stuff is located. From there, access points are then placed across the desired area, which then allow people to connect and get online. Wireless Networking is completely separated from WCI, as it uses the more advanced OpenComputers Mod, whereas Wireless Networking uses the Crayfish's Device Mod