udp
udp
Definition:
UDP is a Transport Layer protocol in the Internet Protocol suite. It is unreliable,
connectionless, and does not require establishing a connection before data transfer.
Key Features:
Advantages:
Minimal latency for real-time services like gaming, voice/video calls, and live conferences.
3. Length (2 Bytes): Specifies the total length of the UDP packet (header + data).
4. Checksum (2 Bytes): Optional field for error checking (16-bit one's complement).
Applications:
Additional Notes:
Application Layer tasks using UDP: Trace Route, Record Route, and Timestamp.