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# Transferring information wirelessly using Rednet
Being able to send data between computers is an important feature for various
programs, including turtle controllers and distributed banking systems. The
Being able to send data between computers is an important feature for various
programs, including turtle controllers and distributed banking systems.
[modem](https://tweaked.cc/peripheral/modem.html) peripheral enables computers
and turtles to transmit and receive messages from other computers, and the
[Rednet](https://tweaked.cc/module/rednet.html) API allows sending messages
directly to computers by ID, as well as adding hostname lookup and message
repeating. This guide will show how to use the Rednet API to send and receive
and turtles to transmit and receive messages from other computers, and
[Rednet](https://tweaked.cc/module/rednet.html) API allows sending messages
directly to computers by ID, as well as adding hostname lookup and message
repeating. This guide will show how to use the Rednet API to send and receive
data, as well as some tips on usage.
## Getting started
To begin using Rednet, you will need at least two computers (or turtles) with
To begin using Rednet, you will need at least two computers (or turtles) with
modems attached. There are three different types of modems available:
- Wireless Modems are the simplest to craft. They have a limited range -
- Wireless Modems are the simplest to craft. They have a limited range -
computers that are too far from each other won't be able to receive each others'
messages. They also don't work across dimensions.
- Ender Modems have infinite range and work across dimensions, but they require
an Eye of Ender to craft. But because they're infinite, messages sent will be
received by every computer on the server, which could be concerning for
an Eye of Ender to craft. But because they're infinite, messages sent will be
received by every computer on the server, which could be concerning for
multiplayer servers where security is required.
- Wired Modems transmit messages through a wire. They don't have limited range,
- Wired Modems transmit messages through a wire. They don't have limited range,
but they'll only send messages to computers connected to the same wire. They can
also connect remote peripherals, including inventories like chests. There are
two variations: the "half width" modems connect to computers directly, while
also connect remote peripherals, including inventories like chests. There are
two variations: the "half width" modems connect to computers directly, while
"full block" modems can connect to turtles, and can function as wires as well.
To attach a modem to a computer block, simply hold shift and right-click on the
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so you'll need to pick and choose which ones apply to your use case.
> [Expert zone][!WARNING]
>
>
> These terms may be hard to understand for beginners. Cryptography is a very
> complex field, and uses a lot of terms that may be unfamiliar to novices. This
> guide attempts to boil it down to more understandable terms, but even so, it