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Explain how Bluetooth devices integrate easily with TCP/IP network Blue tooth is an IEEE 802.11 standard and a replacement of wired network. It is inter operable and works as an Adopted protocol, VOIP, ADVTP, RFCOMM and L2TP. Much telephony related profiles are related to it as a carrier for DOT/AT commands, and also being a transport layer for OBEX over Bluetooth.
RFCOMM is being used by many Bluetooth applications and is wide spread for support and publicly available API on most of the operating systems. Quick porting of applications that uses serial port for communication can be done by using RFCOMM.
Adopted protocols are defined by other organizations of standards-making and are incorporated into the protocol stack of Bluetooth. These protocols include Point-to-Point Protocol, TCP/IP, UDP, OBEX Protocol, and WAP.
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