Give an example of Real-time application for TCP and UDP?
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Answer / rajarr
TCP -> Say you have a file transfer and you need to ensure
that the file reaches intact, and time is not a factor, in
such a case we can use TCP.
UDP-> Media Streaming, If you are watching a movie?would you
prefer that your movie comes..perfectly?.but u need to wait
a long time before you see the next frame ?..or would you
prefer the movie to keep streaming?Yes?The second option is
definely better?.This is what we need UDP
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Answer / m.kumararaja
TCP :- Telephone communication
UDP:- Postcard communication
Other details are explained in previous question
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Answer / lakshmi
tcp- is connection oriented.. like to make a call we have to must establish a connection.
udp-is connectionless....to send a msg we dont want a connection at that time
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Answer / helper
Voip runs on UDP because the tcp check for the
acknowledgement of data transmitted. So if Voip runs on tcp
the voice data would be perfectly received but the flow of
voice would be improper.
As the Voip runs on UDP the voice, sometimes we get
disturbance in voice and also we are get getting bad quality
of sound. It is because of lost of packets in network as UDP
do not acknowledge the data on transmission.
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Answer / pankaj singh
==TCP( Transmission Control Protocol)
* Transport Layered
* Suit Protocol
* Acknowledgment
* Error Detection and Correction
* Relaible
* Slow
* Handshakes
* Connection Oriented
* 1 – 65,535 logical Ports
* 1 – 1024 well reserved ports
* 90% used for Data Communication
==UDP ( User Datagram Protocol )
* Transport Layered
* Suit Protocol
* No Acknowledgment
* No Error Detection and Correction
* No relaiblity
* Fast
* Connectionless
* 1 – 65,535 logical Ports
* 1 – 1024 well reserved ports
* 90% of Voice Communcation uses the UDP
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Answer / pankaj singh
TCP: HTTP, TELNET , POP3 ,NNTP,IMAP, BGP, IRC,NFS
,SMTP,FTP,BIT TORRENT,SSH etc
UDP : TFTP SNMP ,DNS ,RIP , RTP ,TUNNELING/VPN ,ONLINE
GAME,LOCAL BROADCOST MECHNISUMS
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