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The document compares TCP and UDP protocols, discussing their differences in areas like connection requirements, sequencing, reliability, overhead and efficiency. It also compares the OSI and TCP/IP models, noting their different number of layers and approaches.

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The document compares TCP and UDP protocols, discussing their differences in areas like connection requirements, sequencing, reliability, overhead and efficiency. It also compares the OSI and TCP/IP models, noting their different number of layers and approaches.

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Subject:
Computer Networking
Submitted By:
Muhammad Ahmad Zaman
Registration No:
FA22-BCS-183
Section:
4-C
Submitted To
Sir. Usman Nasir
COMSATS UNIVERSITY ISLAMABAD,
(SAHIWAL CAMPUS)

Question No:01
What is difference between TCP and UDP?

 TCP (transmission control protocol).


It is association situated convention. It really intends that subsequent to laying out
a steady association, one can without much of a stretch send information in two
unique headings. TCP accompanies worked in framework. They help in checking
blunders and assurance the delivery of information in a similar request od sending.

 UDP (User datagram protocol).


Connectionless straightforward web convention requires no recuperation and
mistake actually taking a look at administrations. The utilization of UDP causes no
above for opening, keeping up with any association

 Difference between TCP and UDP:


 Transmission control protocol  User datagram protocol

1. The protocol required association 2. The protocol is connectionless


3. Information transmission in TCP 4. Sequencing of information doesn't
happens in a specific succession. happen in that frame of mind of
This implies that information UDP. It implies that a client can
bundle shows up in planned request execute requesting exclusively by
overseeing it.
5. TCP is similarly more slow than 6. UDP is quicker when contrasted
UDP. with TCP.
7. TCP is less productive when 8. UDP is more effective when
contrasted with UDP contrasted with TCP
9. It is possible to retransmit data in 10.It is not possible to retransmit data
TCP in just a case packet is loss in a in UDP in the way TCP does.
way.
11.TCP requires an exceptionally 12.UDP is connectionless convention.
settled association for information so it doesn't need laid out
transmission association.
13. TCP ensures information 14. UDP doesn't offer assurance in
conveyance to the objective regards to information conveyance
collector/switch. to objective
15.TCP is equipped for sequencing 16. UDP is unequipped for sequencing
information. It improves the information.
information in unambiguous orders.
17. The size of header in TCP is 20 18. The size of header in UDP is 8
bytes. bytes.
19. TCP doesn't uphold broadcasting 20. UDP upholds broadcasting.
21. TCP peruses information utilizing 22. UDP parcel have characterized
the byte framework. Each message limits. It sends each bundle
communicates to fragment limits independently.

Question No:02
What is difference between OSI Layer and TCP/IP
reference models?

 TCP/IP Model:
TCP/IP represents transmission convention/web convention. It has 4 layers named
as (actual layer , Netwok layer , Transport layer and Application layer). It can
likewise be utilized as a correspondence convention in a confidential PC
organization.

 OSI Model:
OSI represents open frameworks interconnection. It has 7 layers (actual layer,
information connect layer, network layer, transport layer, meeting layer, show
layer and application layer). Each layer plays out its errand autonomously. It was
created in 1984 by the worldwide association for normalization (ISO).

 Difference between OSI Layer and TCP/IP reference


models

 Open system interconnection  Transmission control


protocol/internet protocol
1. A correspondence convention 2. It is an underlying model which
depends on standard conventions manages the working of an
and permits the association of organization.
hosts over web.
3. In 1982, the TCP/IP model 4. In 1984, the OSI model was
become the standard language of presented by (ISO)
ARPANET.
5. It comprises of four layers: 6. It comprises seven layers:
 Network interface  Physical
 Internet  Data link
 Network
 Transport
 Transport
 Application  Session
 Presentation
 Application

7. It follows a flat methodology. 8. It follows vertical methodology.


9. The TCP/IP is the execution of the 10. An OSI model is a reference
OSI model. model, in light of which an
organization is made.

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