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CCNA 1.2: Compare and contrast TCP and UDP CCNA Labs
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Posted on August 20, 2017 by Joe Barger (CCNP/CCDP) 65+ CCNA Labs!

Overview:

TCP is a full-duplex, connection-oriented, reliable and accurate protocol. It’s not a simple task to do
all of those things and the cost is additional overhead. If a TCP packet is not received, the hosts will Cisco Learning Network
communicate this and the sending host can send the packet again. Before transmitting, a sending
host establishes a connection with the TCP host. This is done via a few handshake messages.
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UDP requires less bandwidth than TCP because it doesn’t care about reliability. It doesn’t need to be Practice Exams
connection-oriented and know whether a packet is received or not. The best example of this is Voice
over IP. VoIP packets are real-time. They are played as they’re received. If one is not received, it
doesn’t make sense to retransmit it because it would be out of order anyways when it is received. So
it makes sense for VoIP application developers to use UDP for their transport layer protocol. Books

Study Notes:

Here is a quick reference chart describing the differences between TCP and UDP

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While doing the lab,I only got DNS and ARP details.I didn’t get http in GNS3 troubleshoot inter-vlan IOS IPv4
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February 18, 2019 at 10:42 pm protocols routing
In simulation mode you’ll need to click Capture/Forward about 14 table SDN SNMP SNMPv2
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