Is there any difference between TCP/IP and TCP?
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Answer / sreevani
The difference is that TCP is responsible for the data
delivery of a packet and IP is responsible for the logical
addressing.
In other words, IP obtains the address and TCP guarantees
delivery of data to that address.
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Answer / prabhat
TCP and TCP/IP are both Communication protocols. TCP/IP is also known as Internet protocol suite. TCP and IP together forms Internet Protocol suite. TCP is transmission control protocol responsible for the reliable delivery of the packets or datagram and IP is internet protocol is responsible for logical addressing.
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Answer / rajeev dwivedi
Tcp is transfer contorl protocol,tcp is responsible for
delivery of data packets and ip is for logical addressing .
we can say Ip obtain the correct address and TCP gurantees
delivery of data to taha particular address.
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Answer / akki
TCP--Transmission Control Protocol
IP-Internet Protocol
TCP/IP suite is used for communication.
TCP is process to process communication
and
IP is host to host Communication(i.e point to point)
which implies that IP will carry data from host to host
EX:from gmail server to yahoo server
but how it is to be transfered upto mail window from the server where IP left is job of TCP.
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