Do port addresses need to be unique? Why or why not? Why
are port addresses shorter than IP addresses?
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Answer / pinar uyanik
Port addresses are smaller than IP addresses because their
domain is smaller.
Port addresses does not necessarly need to be unique. But
port addresses together with the IP address uniquely
identifies the particular server program on a particular
host.
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Answer / lalu prasad
port address is so important dat they r used in identifying the server in the mass networking. thwy r smaller den ip address coz their domain r smaller than ip address.post address r not in unique, if it is combine with ip address then it is unique.... if define a particular server in host.so, post address need 2 b unique...in nature.
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Answer / madhu
Port Adresses need to be unique for some well known
applications.
Ex: NTp Server , TFTP Server,FTP Server etc
Totally the port numbers range from 0 to 65535 . In that 0
to 1024 are used for well known or particular applications
(Servers)These ports are called ephemeral ports. The rest
can be used for normal usage.
The port address field in the header of TCP as well as UDP
protocol is of 16 bits length where as the IP address filed
of the IP Header is of 32 bit length. So the port addresses
can range from 0 to 65535 (2^32-1) only.
Regards,
Madhu
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Answer / venkatesh
yes, port address need to be unique bcos it is used to
configure switch.
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