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UDP is a high-level communication protocol that coordinates the one-way transmission of data in a packet data network. The UDP protocol coordinates the division of files or blocks of data information into packets and adds sequence information to the packets that are transmitted during a communication session using Internet Protocol (IP) addressing. This allows the receiving end to receive and re-sequence the packets to recreate the original data file or block of data that was transmitted. ...
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User Datagram Protocol, one of the basic, low-level standard Internet protocols.
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The User Datagram Protocol (UDP) is a transport layer protocol like TCP, but it is less complex and reliable than TCP.
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User Datagram Protocol. A connection less, communication transport method that offers a limited amount of service when messages are exchanged over the Internet Protocol. It is an alternative to TCP. Unlike TCP, UDP does not acknowledge or guarantee delivery, nor does it provide sequencing of packets.
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User Datagram Protocol. A Transport Layer protocol in the TCP/IP protocol suite that allows an application program on one host to send a connectionless datagram to an application program on another host.
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