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What is HTTP Part IV - Clients, Servers, and Proxies. Oh My!

So far in this series, we have covered the basics of HTTP messaging, the underlying protocols, and last week, we focused on digging a little deeper into the terminology. This week we will focus on th...
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That image is blurred on purpose to mask the lower layers. It's fully visible in part 2 of the series.

 

Yes, you are correct that host header is required in HTTP/1.1. Did I give the impression that it wasn't? I'd like to clarify that if so.