What is the role of TCP protocol and IP protocol.
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Answer / hailu d
TCP and IP are two of the most important communication
protocol in the suit called Internet protocol suit.
TCP and IP are software components part of operating
system’s kernel.
It is responsible:
• A connection oriented protocol which is responsible
establishing a connection before applications which use TCP
starts exchange data
• Disassemble the actual data (pay load) in to packet
of fixed size bytes from the source computer or node.
• Assemble received packets back to the actual data
(its original form).
• Sending /receiving packets In order (FIFO),no
missing packet and no duplicate packets If packet is
missed TCP is responsible to resend
• If packet is missed ,TCP is responsible to resend
(Data can be lost in intermediate network )
• If packet is duplicated, TCP is responsible to
truncate
• Handle error.
In brief, TCP is a connection oriented (setting up and
maintaining reliable connection) protocol responsible for
correct delivery of data .
IP is responsible for moving (routing) packet of data from
node to node using four byte destination address.
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Answer / rekha
Tcp protol which resides in the transport layer is mainly
intented for process delivery through ports in the
hosts.Process in sense the application which is running in
our host.But IP protcol in the network layer which has ip
addresses of the host will try to reach that address.
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Answer / vijay
TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol it is
used to internet protocol packet sending and transmission
the packet of transmission control protocol used.
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Answer / sreeram
tcp protocol is part of transport layer .so basically it is
used to take care about the whole transmission of data from
source to destination.
ip is part of network layer .so it takes care for the packet
forwarding from source to destination by adding some header
details to original data
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Answer / amitosh
TCP/IP IS A SET OF RULES. WITHOUT TCP/IP WE CAN'T ABLE TO
COMMUNICATE WITH ONE P.C TO ANOTHER. TCP/IP ---- TCP
WORKS ON TRANSPORT LAYER & IP WORKS ON NETWORK LAYER. WITH
THIS COMBINATION, PACKETS ARE TRANSFERRED SAFELY FROM
SOURCE TO DESTINATION
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Answer / debendra
Tcp is transmission protocol and ip is internet Protocol.
TCP is used for carrying the data from one place to another
place and IP guide or identify the path or it shows the
path of the destination machine.
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Answer / tharani
TCP\IP---> Transmission Control Protocol\ Internet Protocol.
In past, we used a model called OSI reference model for
transferring the content from one place to other. In that
model there are popular 7 layers are used. But now a days
we are using TCP\IP model. In this model totally 5 layers.
For eg: telephone communication.
If one person wants to convey message from one place to
other he used to dial a number. likewise In system there is
one reference called IP. By using this IP the system
identifies the destination machine. Through TCP the message
communicates safely from source to destination.
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IP Protocol helps to transmit the information through TCP
Protocol
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Answer / mirtha
the role of TCP/IP is the protocol used in transfering data
from one machine to other.in this case tcp/ip is the
protocol used in tansfering data on internet..ip indentify
a computer somewhere in the world
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