What is the major difference between UDP and TCP/IP
Protocol?

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What is the major difference between UDP and TCP/IP Protocol?..

Answer / radha_9090

I only know about UDP is unreliable and connectionless
protocol.And TCP/IP protocol is connection oriented and
reliable.i want some more advantages and disadvantages and
UDP where its used.

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What is the major difference between UDP and TCP/IP Protocol?..

Answer / narendra naidu

UDP: It doesn't wait for acknowledgement as like TCP/IP so
it is unreliable protocol.

UDP is usually used in where communication needs to be fast
like in DNS and DHCP.

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What is the major difference between UDP and TCP/IP Protocol?..

Answer / debbe vinod

UDP is a connectionless oriented service and it does not
wait for any acknowledgments whether the data has reached
its destination or not. It will not check for flow control
and error control.It is the faster protocol comparied to
Tcp.It is usually used for applications which require faster
data transmission such as , video streaming and for audio
applications over the network.

Tcp is a connection oriented service and is a
most reliable service. Tcp has all the functionalities like
Error control, flow control,Acknowledments.It is a slow
comparied to Udp.

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What is the major difference between UDP and TCP/IP Protocol?..

Answer / p.lakshman(vector hyd)

TCP:1.it is a relaible communication
2.it is a slower process
3.ack based process
4.100% data transmission
5.if ack was not recvd data transmit once agin.
UDP:it is a unrelaible communication
2.it is a faster process
3.no ack
4.100% or 0% data transmission

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What is the major difference between UDP and TCP/IP Protocol?..

Answer / j.farooq

The first thing is UDP is connection less where as TCP is
connection oriented.The broadcasting and multicasting
software is available in the UDP only.Why because it is
connection less hence we can broadcast the packets very
easily,no need to wait for connection like in tcp,which
takes more delay.

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What is the major difference between UDP and TCP/IP Protocol?..

Answer / surajit satpathy

TCP-sequencced order
-reliable
-connectiton oriented
-virtual cricuit
-acknowledgement
-windowing flow control
-Example:- World Wide Web,SMTP,FTP

UDP-UNsequencced order
-unreliable
-connectitonlss
-Low overhead
-no acknowledgement
-no windowing flow control
-Example:-Domain Name System(DNS),Trivial File
Transfer Protocol (TFTP)

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What is the major difference between UDP and TCP/IP Protocol?..

Answer / `11`212

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What is the major difference between UDP and TCP/IP Protocol?..

Answer / ratanmani

Tcp is high weight and udp is light weight ,tcp is orderd
and udp is non orderd

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What is the major difference between UDP and TCP/IP Protocol?..

Answer / nandlal chauhan

TCP : 1-TRANSMITION CONTROL PROTOCAL.
2-TCP IS SLOW
3-TCP IS RELIABLE
4-IN TCP DELIVERY REPORT NECESSARY
5-IN TCP SMALLER & CRITIAL DATA
6-TCP IS CANNECTION ORIENTED

UDP : 1-USER DATAGRAM PROTOCAL
2-UDP IS SLOW
3-UDP IS RELIABLE
4-IN TCP DELIVERY REPORT NOT NECESSARY
5-IN UDP LARGE DATA
6-UDP IS CANNECTIONLESS

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