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Sneha Singh
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Asked: September 16, 20212021-09-16T13:48:24+05:30 2021-09-16T13:48:24+05:30

What Type Of Information Is Included In The Transport Header?

What Type Of Information Is Included In The Transport Header?
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    1. Maryam Khalid
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      2021-09-28T00:40:22+05:30Added an answer on September 28, 2021 at 12:40 am

      What type of information is included in the transport header?

      The transport layer of the OSI model is the essential component for moving the information in the form of the packet from one device to another. The transport layer includes the headers and these headers have some information stored. This is the topic in which we are going to answer what kind of information is includes in these transport headers? And What are the names of these headers?

      Transport layer 

      The transport layer is responsible for the connection of TCP( transmission control protocol) and UDP (user datagram protocol) and Networks hosts. the data send and receive to and from the application with the help of this layer on the hosts. On the hosts, the layer addresses the port number to the processes that happen in the application and also adds the header TCP and UDP when the message is received with detailed information of origin and destination from the applications.

      Few applications require the TCP protocol i.e., SMTP, HTTP while the other work with UDP.

      An authentic and arranged frames delivery is essential for some applications and it is available in TCP. The determination of the errors, resending the packets, and the acknowledgment are used by TCP. UDP is used for faster transmission by some of the applications.

      Segmentation of the TCP

      A segment is useful for the determination of the deportation of the receiving system. when the TCP is ready for the connection, it sends the frames or segments called SYN to the protocol on the receiving side. Then the TCP of the receiving sends the ACK segment to ensure that SYN is received. Then the connection is established between the source and destination.

      UDP

      unlike the TCP does not need to check the arrival of the frames to the destination. The message is converting into the form of UDP packets. Then the UDP header is connected to the frames. The header has the information of sending and receiving ports. The source-side tried to send frames to the destination side. The acknowledgment is determined by the application layer. UDP does not need the guaranteed check that the information is received at the destination.

      The header of the transport layer

      Transport layer header is of two one is TCP header while the other is UDP header. The information which is involved in the header is the port numbers of the source and destination. The TCP requires additional information for the effective delivery of data. The address of the physical is in the frame header. In the header of the network, the logical address is stored. Application data resides at the top of the protocol stack.

      Final words 

      The transport layer is necessary to establish the connection between the source and the destination and it happens with the help of the protocol such as TCP, UDP. the protocols have the headers in is in the frame and the other one in the network. these headers have the information of the port address of the source and destination which is need for the connection.

       

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