Meaning : DHCP using UDP as Transport Layer
Hi, I am learning DHCP protocols and infact a beginner to network domain. I have a very basic question. Qn : What is the meaning of "DHCP uses UDP as transport protocol" ? ( or to be generic, what does it mean that x protocol is sent over y protocol)Appreciate your valuable time....
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| Oct 1 2008 11:47 AM GMT
| asked by
Chik
DHCP, UDP, Network protocols
TCP/IP and UDP
what are TCP/IP and UDP protocols and how many protocols are they?
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| Jul 29 2008 12:29 AM GMT
| asked by
Vinodvardhaman
UDP, TCP/IP
ROUTING INFORMATION PROTOCOL
why routing information protocol employ user datagrame protcol over transmission control protocol
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| Mar 31 2008 5:59 PM GMT
| asked by
Saad
TCP IP, UDP, User Datagram Protocol
What happens when the DNS names exceed the maximum UDP packet size?
A DNS uses UDP packet to resolve IP addresses. What happens when the DNS names to be looked up exceeds 576 bytes (the maximum UDP packet size)? Can it be sent in two packets?
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| Mar 12 2008 8:51 PM GMT
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NetworkingATE
Network diagnostics and measurements, DNS, UDP
capture PLC-data in our LAN
Our PLC-vendor is going to provide us collected PLC-data on a server in our LAN. Are sockets (port higher then 1024) the best way to do this? As we are AS/400-minded people, will FTP resolve this with the same performance? Or are there other possibilities? Please, please, give us some guidelines.
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| Jun 17 2005 7:35 AM GMT
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hahajokes
Protocols, OS/400, iSeries
cannot ping from router-2
hi all i am in an ISP.I have a cisco 3600 router and Keymile LECAR modem pair(V.35/G.703)at my end and cisco 1700 series router and keymile LECAR modem pair at the customer end.From my end when i see from router i found the line is up but when i try pinging the router at the client end i...
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| May 25 2005 0:25 AM GMT
| asked by
xevier
Hardware, Networking, Cisco
cannot ping from router
hi all i am in an ISP.I have a cisco 3600 router and Keymile LECAR modem pair(V.35/G.703)at my end and cisco 1721 router and keymile LECAR modem pair at the customer end.From my end when i see from router i found the line is up but when i try pinging the router at the client end i cannot.when...
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| May 25 2005 0:23 AM GMT
| asked by
xevier
Hardware, Networking, Cisco
second question About DNS
Can a computer have 2 DNS names that fall in different top-level domains? If so, give a plausible example. If not, explain why not.
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| May 9 2005 1:36 AM GMT
| asked by
impreza
TCP, UDP, DNS
About DNS
DNS uses UDP instead of TCP. If a DNS packet is lost, there is no automatic recovery. Does this cause a problem, and if so, how is it solved?
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| May 9 2005 1:34 AM GMT
| asked by
impreza
UDP, TCP, DNS
ftp connection
I administer a windows network, the ftp server is running on w2k3 small business server. some of my users can not get access to the ftp site, the connection is timing out, however some are able to connect, it looks like it is not a setting issue or OS issue, the clients in my network are w2k and...
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| Mar 15 2005 12:33 AM GMT
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senomango
Networking, Network management software, Availability
Wake on LAN / Magic Packet broadcast doesnt work through PPTP
Hi, I have a network, where I want to use WOL from a remote PC. It works when I send a packet from inside the network (or on the server).If I connect via PPTP from a remote windows XP PC, I can?t wake up the PC on the LAN. I suspect the broadcast packet doesn?t reach the LAN. The PPTP connection...
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| Oct 12 2004 2:10 PM GMT
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benbje
Networking, Ethernet, IPv4
