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Shailendra Yadav
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Asked: October 3, 20212021-10-03T22:59:46+05:30 2021-10-03T22:59:46+05:30

What Is A Characteristic Of Udp?

What Is A Characteristic Of Udp?
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      2021-12-30T17:08:41+05:30Added an answer on December 30, 2021 at 5:08 pm

      What Is A Characteristic Of Udp?

      Now let us know about the characteristics of the user datagram Protocol in detail. Before we discuss the characteristics of the user datagram protocol firstly letters introduced the basic definition of user datagram protocol.

      This user datagram protocol is considered as the transport layer communication protocol which is present on the TCP IP Protocol. This user datagram protocol has some communication mechanisms to transmit the data between the two devices.

      This user datagram protocol is very unreliable when we compared it with the transport control protocol. But this user datagram protocol will use some of the IP services that can able to provide some of the best delivery mechanisms.

      The receiver cannot be able to generate and it doesn’t provide any acknowledgment of the data transmission. So that the sender doesn’t know if the packet is received at the destination address or not.

      This lack of acknowledgment will lead to the unreliability of the user datagram protocol. This can be easily available for processing, which means we can able to deploy the user datagram protocol on where the acknowledgment package will share the significant amount of day bandwidth with the actual data.

      Now let us take an example to understand this udp concept in detail. Let say video streaming, in this case acknowledging the number of packets that comes will be a very difficult task and it can also lead to the waste of the bandwidth and it may cause the loss of the video or some of the video packets during the transmission.

      This user datagram protocol is considered as a connectionless oriented protocol that means each datagram is independent of the other datagram.

      In this user datagram protocol, there is no established order and there will be no termination order. So hence the delivery of the data is not guaranteed.

      As we said earlier this is user datagram protocol is unreliable and connectionless protocol, in this there will be a limited number of error check-in capabilities that are present.

      This user datagram protocol is considered as the simple type of protocol that can be used for the minimum number of overheads.

      This user datagram protocol is mostly used when we want to send a small amount of data without the need for Reliability. This user datagram protocol will take much less time when we compared it with the transmission control protocol. This user datagram protocol is mostly preferable for the one flow direction of the data.

      This user datagram protocol the data will be sent in the form of a datagram. Now this datagram consists of two parameters. One is called as the source port and the other one is called as the destination port.

      This source code is nothing but the 16bit information that is normally used in order to identify the source port of the packet. And the destination port is also the 16 bit information that can able to use in order to identify the application level services on the destination device.

      Along with this we also have another two parameters like length and checksum. This length and checksum is normally used in order to specify the entire length of the packet.

      And the checksum is used to store the fraction value that is generated by the sender before it’s going to send the data.

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