TCP uses the services of IP protocol and IP is connection
less protocol, then how TCP guarantees the delivery of
packet to the destination?
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Answer / senthil nathan.s
tcp is a connection oriented protocol whereas ip not so it
delevers the ack....
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Answer / inder
TCP work on Transport layer and IP work on Network Layer.
Both Layers has different function, where Network layer
work as routing protocol and Transport Layer work as error
recovery/acknowledgement. Please read the OSI model.
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Answer / vidhya
This istransport connection oriented protocal layer.The Both Layers has different function, where Network layer is control the process and function identification process, Transport Layer work as data send for one loop to another loop,like send the data different layer.
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Answer / radhika
Tcp is a transportlayer.its a connection oriented.while udp
is a conectionless protocal.it is a networklayer.while it
using routing protocal.
Tcp is a reliable flow of data b/w 2 hosts.
its a connection oriented.if we wnt to send data from
client to server then it can be along that connection.
When we send message from client host to server host,we
will get there unless connection fails completly.
If it gets loss of data along the way,then server will
rerequest the loss part of data to client.its completly
integrated. if server will not send rerequest(loss part of
data) to client,then we can say data delivary of packet to
destination.
if we send 2 messages from client host,then one after
another only reaches the server host.its following ordering
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