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|year=2010
|isbn=978-1-59327-220-3
|page=1150}}</ref>, Unix [[computer program]]s that perform ''socket'' [[Inter-process communication|communication]] are similar. The only ''range of communication'' difference is the method to convert a name to the address parameter needed to ''bind'' the channelsocket's connection. For a ''Unix ___domain socket'', the name is a <code>/[[Path (computing)|path]]/[[filename]]</code>. For an ''Internet ___domain socket'', the name is an <code>[[IP address]]:[[Port (computer networking)|Port number]]</code>. In either case, the name is called an ''address''.<ref name="lpi-p1150_quote">{{cite book
|title=The Linux Programming Interface
|last=Kerrisk