Answer / shahin

UDP is faster protocol compare to TCP & SPX

Answer / nikhil maggu

reason: TCP involves acknowledges but UDP doesn't so
packet/data delivery is comparatively faster
ex: TCP used for sensitive data , UDP used for voice
transmissions etc

Can any1 explain about SPX transmissions in detail, i just
know that its connectionless protocol like UDP and a
transport layer protocol

Answer / shahin

Mr. Nikhil,

SPX (Sequence Packet Exchange) is connection-oriented
protocol. It work at Transport layer & It is IPX/SPX suit
protocol and used in Novell NetWare operating system.

SPX use ACK, Sequence number like TCP, In stead of Source
port number & destination port number SPX used Source
connection ID & Destination connection ID.

How its establish connection whether it use Three way
handshake procedure or not, still i m searching this one.

If somebody know this.... Plz share this wid us.

Answer / .jitendera sinha

i am sending this article espacialy for sahin and my
friend nikhl(delhi).speeling mistake maaf kar deka (K)


1*****IPX SPX Protocol Suite****

IPX/SPX is a protocol suite that highly prevalent and
implemented on many corporate internetworks. Basically,
IPX/SPX was developed to operate in Novell Netware in LAN
environment. But today, the IPX/SPX is also used in
Microsoft NT, Microsoft XP and Lotus Notes environment
along with Vista.
******************************************************

2 *****IPX/SPX on Cisco IOS*******

The Cisco IOS also provides a wide range of configuration
tools and options for IPX/SPX protocol suite. The Cisco
IPX/SPX router configuration tools are very much similar
with Cisco IP router configuration. Some of them are listed:

The Cisco IOS provides static route support for both IP and
IPX routing.
The Cisco IOS provides default route support for both IP
and IPX routing.
The Cisco proprietary EIGRP provides support for both IP
and IPX.
Many of the same issues with configuring IP over Frame
Relay are encountered with IPX over Frame Relay
configuration. The Cisco IOS provides various similar debug
tools for troubleshooting and show commands for verifying
IPX and IP
*********************************************************
3 ipx/spx***********
As the TCP/IP protocol suite is made up of a family of
protocols, IPX/SPX is also has its own family of protocols.
Just as the IP protocol is the heart of the TCP/IP protocol
suite, IPX is the heart of the IPX/SPX protocol suite. IPX
has a different addressing scheme called IPX addressing and
different header fields.

The IPX address follows the network:node:socket structure.
The detail of the IPX addressing structure is given as
below:

The network address consists of 32 bits that are
represented by 8 hexa-decimal digits.
The node address consists of 48 bits that are represented
by 12 hexa-decimal digits.
The socket address consists of 16bits that are represented
by 4 hexa-decimal digits.
********************************************************
and last
4 Novell IPX in OSI Model************

Novell IPX works at the third layer called network layer of
the OSI model because it carry the datagram. The 3rd layer
protocol works with a collision of 4rth layer protocol such
as Novell SPX. The IPX data encapsulates with a third layer
PDU (Protocol Data Unit) called packet tags with IP header
that includes the IPX addressing

now i am too much tried i give you liitle bit brief
diffination based on that plz me are u satiesfied.
thanks for reding this areticle

Answer / nikhil maggu

Yeah Shahin I was looking for the same what u asked, so guys
if any1 knows about it please share with us.....

Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed

HI,

UDP is faster as it is Connectionless and will respond
within notime.

Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed

Hi,

UDP is faster than all other protocols as it is
connectionless protocol.

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