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how many tcp/ip protocols are there?
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Answer / rajeev
TCP/IP is layer suite of protocols, it is a combination of
2500 protocols .......like udp , tcp,ip,smtp,
pop,ftp,telnet,arp,rarp and so on.....
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Answer / jayakumar.nkrishnagiri
TCP protocols may TCP over IP4 ,TCP over IPV6,TCP over VLAN.
UDP protocols may UDP over IP4 ,UDP over IPV6,UDP over VLAN.
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Answer / surya
there are a few TCP/IP protocols that are usually called
the “core” of the suite, because they are responsible for
its basic operation. Which protocols to include in this
category is a matter of some conjecture, but most people
would definitely include here the main protocols at the
internet and transport layers: the Internet Protocol (IP),
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram
Protocol (UDP). These core protocols support many other
protocols
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Answer / shaifali khandelwal
mainly tcp/ip protocol are 6
in transport layer it is tcp and udp
and in ip layer it is arp,rarp,imcp,igmp
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