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Where is TCP used and where is UDP used? And why? ‎

أين يستخدم بروتوكول TCP و أين يستخدم بروتوكول UDP ؟ و لماذا ؟ أو ما السبب و ما الميزة ؟ كلنا نعلم أنه يوجد بروتوكولان للنقل هما TCP و UDP و هناك بعض الخدمات تستخدم الأول ‎ ... See More

Problems faced with the conversion from IPV4 to IPV6 addres by two techniques I.E 6to4, it uses a one IPV6 address prefix, and 6rd,unlike 6rd by IPV6? ‎

What is TCP windowing concept?‎

What is the difference between TCPIp & UDP? ‎

 

Answer added by  tarik RAAZA
11 years ago

Whereever delay sensitive and Realtime applications are used UDP Protocol is used. Whereever Reliable transmission has to take place, TCP Protocol is used. TCP Ensures ea ... See More

 

Answer added by  Mohammad Elwasefy Elsayed, Senior IT Network and Security Engineer, Comlogic-SCC-ITconsultancy
11 years ago

Simply Tcp used in where we need guarantee of delivering the data3-way handcheck             UDP Used where we don't need a confirmation of delivering the data both ... See More

 

Answer added by  Mohamed ElQadi, Information Technology Director, Fort Arabesque Hotel
11 years ago

- TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is consider as a connection oriented protocol over IP networking in which guarantees that all sent packests are reached by the desti ... See More

 

Answer added by  Khandakar Ashfaqur Rahman , Head Of Network, Smart Network Ltd
11 years ago

TCP and UDP both works at Transport layer.The major differences between TCP and UDP are:   a. TCP is connection Oriented and UDP is not connection oriented b. TCP is a3 p ... See More

 

Answer added by  Deleted user
10 years ago

TCP is a connection-oriented protocol, TCP is suited for applications that require high reliability, and transmission time is relatively less critical... HTTP, HTTPs, FTP ... See More

 

Answer added by  Mohamed Ramy Tmar, Senior Scheduler Team Lead, Jacobs Engineering SA
11 years ago

The biggest reason, right off the bat, is that all routers and switches on the Internet have the ability to understand it, and route it fast and with great efficiency. As ... See More