Non-IP networks

NetBEUI

IPX/SPX

UDP/IP

arcnet

>>62112806
FCAL

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>>62112792


Profibus

but not Profinet, which is just ethernet

>>62112792
cjdns emulates ipv6 but works completely differently under the hood, and it supports an ethernet interface

>>62112792
Does Infiniband count?

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>>62112792
hey :^)

REAC. Proprietary Roland audio networking.

>>62112792
IP is just a layer, idk what youre on about.
Im using HTTP and PPP.

The most common type of alternative network you'd find in a data center is a Fibre Channel network used by SAN systems.

Probably not what you are thinking about, but things like modbus / RS485 / RS422 are industrial networks. Think multi-drop serial connections.

Sneakernet

>>62112792
>he never played DooM over a null-modem serial calbe

One of these network that are you talking about are still in modern use? Of course TCP and UDP are in use, but for example ARCNET is dead for years.

I ask you beacouse i'm interested in possibilities ant alternatives.

PS: Sorry for terrible english

>>62112970
it's still tcp/ip though, even if the underlying routing isn't normal CIDR-based

I use a lot of EtherCat and Ethernet/IP, but IP stands for Industrial Protocol.

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muh autonomous systems

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>>62112792
ax.25

>>62112792
EIB/KNX