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What is the different between transmission control protocol and transfer control protocol?
There is no notable difference.
What is protocol in computing?
Protocol in computing is a set of rules by which the computer works. There are different protocols for different things. For example "HTTP" translates to "HyperText Transfer Protocol" and is a set of rules of how to transfer files (web pages).
How is it different than bootp or rarp?
BOOTP is the booting protocol. RARP is the Reverse address resolution protocol.
Which protocol provides email facility among different hosts?
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
What are the important of protocol?
its good because we need it
What is the need for protocol syntax protocol semantics and protocol timing in the description of layered protocol?
as we know the protocol is collection of rules and regulation.while every communication takes place there is a protocol.protocol states whwt is format of data ,how much time to given.
Do you need a fingerprint at the U.S. Embassy for your protocol visa?
;no you dont need a fingerprint
The Montreal Protocol has been signed by 184 different what?
Countries
What is the different between igp protocol bgp protocol?
Interior Gateway Protocol IGB runs between two routers in the same autonomous system AS, whereas EGP runs between routers that belong to different AS's. Both protocols are two flavours of BGP.
In which layer of OSI model does GTP protocol stand?
There are actually two different GTP protocols. GTP (Go Text Protocol) is basically an application layer protocol, although the definition is a bit fuzzy. GTP (GPRS Tunneling Protocol) is a transport layer protocol that is used in conjunction with another transport layer protocol (TCP or UDP).
What protocol allows users to access files on a computer from a remote location?
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) were specifically developed to exchange files on different computers across networks.
How is a best-effort protocol different from a reliable protocol?
It broadcasts and does not actually connect then send. reliable means it makes a connection with authentication and and then sends
