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In computing, a network interface is a software or hardware (computing)|interface]] between two pieces of equipment or layer]]s

A network interface will usually have some form of network address. This may consist of a node identifier and a port number or may be a unique node ID in its own right.

Network interfaces provide standardized functions such as passing messages, connecting and disconnecting, etc.

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