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In this lecture sir told that In TCP Connection all packets follow the same path but it's not correct. What if that path is damaged or down for while in between the transmission. That's why packets can be follow multiple paths but it is guaranteed that all packets reach to destination. I read that on an article. But overall lecture is awesome!! . I put this comment here so that those who have same doubt like me can resolve it.
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00:01 UDP is a connectionless protocol that works like a postal service. 01:27 UDP is a protocol that allows data to be sent without establishing a connection. 02:57 UDP header has only 4 options, one of which is the Source Port. 04:25 UDP header in Computer Networks 05:52 The UDP header in Computer Networks has a fixed size of 8 bytes. 07:22 UDP header with 8 bytes is compulsory for sending data 08:46 UDP header in Computer Networks 10:23 UDP is unreliable and packets may get lost or reach through different paths Crafted by Merlin AI.
00:01 UDP is a connectionless protocol that works like a postal service. 01:27 UDP is a protocol that allows data to be sent without establishing a connection. 02:57 UDP header has only 4 options, one of which is the Source Port. 04:25 UDP header in Computer Networks 05:52 The UDP header in Computer Networks has a fixed size of 8 bytes. 07:22 UDP header with 8 bytes is compulsory for sending data 08:46 UDP header in Computer Networks 10:23 UDP is unreliable and packets may get lost or reach through different paths
sir at 7:03 in this video we are subtracting 8 byte which is header size of UDP protocol directly from the number 65535 so that we can get the size of payload/data but sir how can we directly subtract the bytes from bit number??
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it was nice explanation. Thanks for the video. but i have one doubt is that if congestion detection happen after threshold value or in congestion avoidance phase so what will be the threshold value?
Well done, well explained, I listened TCP and UDP header lecture, everything explained well, one thing I noticed that you are using "packet" while explaining the flow, I think packet word does not fit correct at layer 4, it comes in layer 3. btw you did great job much keep it up.
While calculating Checksum, why do we include Pseudo IP Header given that UDP is Transport Layer protocol and IP header will actually be appended when the packet reached the network layer. If this is supposed to be a part of the network layer, then why don't we add source and destination IP addresses?
Checksums are used in networking to detect errors in data transmission. In the case of UDP (User Datagram Protocol), a checksum is calculated over the UDP header, the data payload, and what's known as a pseudo IP header. The inclusion of the pseudo IP header serves a specific purpose in ensuring data integrity and is a part of the design of UDP. The pseudo IP header is not part of the actual IP header that gets added when the packet is transmitted over the network; it is used during the calculation of the UDP checksum at the transport layer before the packet is sent. The purpose of the pseudo IP header is to provide additional information that helps in verifying that the UDP packet was received correctly by the intended recipient, without relying on the actual IP header, which may not yet be available at the transport layer when the checksum is calculated. The pseudo IP header typically includes the following fields: 1. Source IP Address: The source IP address of the sender. 2. Destination IP Address: The destination IP address of the receiver. 3. Reserved (Set to 0): A reserved field set to zero. 4. Protocol (UDP): The protocol number for UDP (17). 5. UDP Length: The length of the UDP packet, including the UDP header and data payload. Including the source and destination IP addresses in the pseudo header helps in distinguishing packets intended for different destinations and detecting errors in the UDP packet's transmission. It also provides a layer of consistency in the checksum calculation, allowing the recipient to verify the integrity of the packet and discard it if errors are detected. In summary, the pseudo IP header is a part of the UDP checksum calculation process at the transport layer, and it includes source and destination IP addresses to aid in error detection and ensure data integrity. It is not the same as the actual IP header that gets added at the network layer during transmission.
Connectionless transfer is faster because no time is wasted in establishing connection first, by sending synchronization and acknowledge packages first. It is used for small data or message transfers which are not sending sensitive information
Very nice teaching. Understood many concepts with your video. But got one doubt here. UDP should fit inside IP packet right? If UDP itself has a total length of 65535, how it will fit into ip packet for which also the max size is 65535. So the total size of UDP should be 65535 - 20 (ip header). Am I correct?
You are correct in your understanding that the maximum size of a UDP packet, when encapsulated within an IP packet, is limited by the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) of the network. However, there seems to be some confusion in your calculation. The maximum size of an IP packet (including both the IP header and payload) is determined by the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) of the network over which it is transmitted. The typical maximum MTU for Ethernet networks is 1500 bytes. This means that the maximum size of the IP packet, including both the IP header and the encapsulated transport-layer protocol (UDP in this case), is 1500 bytes. The IP header itself is typically 20 bytes in length for IPv4, but it can be longer if there are IP options included. So, when you want to encapsulate UDP within an IP packet, you need to consider the following: 1. IP Header Size: Usually 20 bytes for IPv4. 2. UDP Header Size: 8 bytes for a standard UDP header. 3. Data Payload Size: This is the size of the data you want to send. The total size of the UDP packet, including the IP header, UDP header, and data payload, should not exceed the MTU of the network. In most cases, this is 1500 bytes for Ethernet. Here's the correct calculation: Maximum UDP Packet Size = MTU - IP Header Size Maximum UDP Packet Size = 1500 bytes (MTU for Ethernet) - 20 bytes (IPv4 header) = 1480 bytes So, the maximum size of a UDP packet encapsulated within an IPv4 packet for an Ethernet network is typically 1480 bytes. This accounts for both the IP header and the UDP header, leaving room for the data payload. If the UDP packet exceeds this size, it may need to be fragmented or handled in some other way, depending on the network configuration and the devices involved in the transmission.
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In this lecture sir told that In TCP Connection all packets follow the same path but it's not correct. What if that path is damaged or down for while in between the transmission. That's why packets can be follow multiple paths but it is guaranteed that all packets reach to destination. I read that on an article. But overall lecture is awesome!! . I put this comment here so that those who have same doubt like me can resolve it.
Length of payload will be 65535-64= 65471
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00:01 UDP is a connectionless protocol that works like a postal service.
01:27 UDP is a protocol that allows data to be sent without establishing a connection.
02:57 UDP header has only 4 options, one of which is the Source Port.
04:25 UDP header in Computer Networks
05:52 The UDP header in Computer Networks has a fixed size of 8 bytes.
07:22 UDP header with 8 bytes is compulsory for sending data
08:46 UDP header in Computer Networks
10:23 UDP is unreliable and packets may get lost or reach through different paths
Crafted by Merlin AI.
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00:01 UDP is a connectionless protocol that works like a postal service.
01:27 UDP is a protocol that allows data to be sent without establishing a connection.
02:57 UDP header has only 4 options, one of which is the Source Port.
04:25 UDP header in Computer Networks
05:52 The UDP header in Computer Networks has a fixed size of 8 bytes.
07:22 UDP header with 8 bytes is compulsory for sending data
08:46 UDP header in Computer Networks
10:23 UDP is unreliable and packets may get lost or reach through different paths
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sir at 7:03 in this video we are subtracting 8 byte which is header size of UDP protocol directly from the number 65535 so that we can get the size of payload/data but sir how can we directly subtract the bytes from bit number??
Exactly my doubt! Need to convert either of them
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Sir udp header length is 8 bits or 8 bytes because 65535 are in bits not bytes
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it was nice explanation. Thanks for the video. but i have one doubt is that if congestion detection happen after threshold value or in congestion avoidance phase so what will be the threshold value?
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Well done, well explained, I listened TCP and UDP header lecture, everything explained well, one thing I noticed that you are using "packet" while explaining the flow, I think packet word does not fit correct at layer 4, it comes in layer 3. btw you did great job much keep it up.
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If the header length is 16 bits then the max. length can be 2 to the power 16 bits then how is length 2 to the power 16 bytes?
yess i too have same doubt. The length is 16bits but number of values which can fit in 16 bits space is 2^16. Dont you think so?
@@swethachilveri4123 The maximum length will be 16 times 1 that is 1111111111111111 which makes it 65535.....that's what I interpreted
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If checksum field is optional then how header size can be 8 bytes which is mandatory.
Same problem anyone help
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While calculating Checksum, why do we include Pseudo IP Header given that UDP is Transport Layer protocol and IP header will actually be appended when the packet reached the network layer. If this is supposed to be a part of the network layer, then why don't we add source and destination IP addresses?
Checksums are used in networking to detect errors in data transmission. In the case of UDP (User Datagram Protocol), a checksum is calculated over the UDP header, the data payload, and what's known as a pseudo IP header. The inclusion of the pseudo IP header serves a specific purpose in ensuring data integrity and is a part of the design of UDP.
The pseudo IP header is not part of the actual IP header that gets added when the packet is transmitted over the network; it is used during the calculation of the UDP checksum at the transport layer before the packet is sent. The purpose of the pseudo IP header is to provide additional information that helps in verifying that the UDP packet was received correctly by the intended recipient, without relying on the actual IP header, which may not yet be available at the transport layer when the checksum is calculated.
The pseudo IP header typically includes the following fields:
1. Source IP Address: The source IP address of the sender.
2. Destination IP Address: The destination IP address of the receiver.
3. Reserved (Set to 0): A reserved field set to zero.
4. Protocol (UDP): The protocol number for UDP (17).
5. UDP Length: The length of the UDP packet, including the UDP header and data payload.
Including the source and destination IP addresses in the pseudo header helps in distinguishing packets intended for different destinations and detecting errors in the UDP packet's transmission. It also provides a layer of consistency in the checksum calculation, allowing the recipient to verify the integrity of the packet and discard it if errors are detected.
In summary, the pseudo IP header is a part of the UDP checksum calculation process at the transport layer, and it includes source and destination IP addresses to aid in error detection and ensure data integrity. It is not the same as the actual IP header that gets added at the network layer during transmission.
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Please upload video on multiplexing in TCP and UDP
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Ip header is added after the tcp header. Then how is pseudo header is calculated then ?
What is the Fanda of connectionless :D
Great tutorial btw.
Connectionless transfer is faster because no time is wasted in establishing connection first, by sending synchronization and acknowledge packages first. It is used for small data or message transfers which are not sending sensitive information
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checksum isliye use hota ha k agr kahin rasty ma hamara packet corrupt ho jaye to destination ko pta lg sky k data corrupt ha ya normal.
If UDP is not handling error then what is use of Checksum in it?
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Very nice teaching. Understood many concepts with your video. But got one doubt here. UDP should fit inside IP packet right? If UDP itself has a total length of 65535, how it will fit into ip packet for which also the max size is 65535. So the total size of UDP should be 65535 - 20 (ip header). Am I correct?
had the same doubt.
You are correct in your understanding that the maximum size of a UDP packet, when encapsulated within an IP packet, is limited by the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) of the network. However, there seems to be some confusion in your calculation.
The maximum size of an IP packet (including both the IP header and payload) is determined by the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) of the network over which it is transmitted. The typical maximum MTU for Ethernet networks is 1500 bytes. This means that the maximum size of the IP packet, including both the IP header and the encapsulated transport-layer protocol (UDP in this case), is 1500 bytes.
The IP header itself is typically 20 bytes in length for IPv4, but it can be longer if there are IP options included.
So, when you want to encapsulate UDP within an IP packet, you need to consider the following:
1. IP Header Size: Usually 20 bytes for IPv4.
2. UDP Header Size: 8 bytes for a standard UDP header.
3. Data Payload Size: This is the size of the data you want to send.
The total size of the UDP packet, including the IP header, UDP header, and data payload, should not exceed the MTU of the network. In most cases, this is 1500 bytes for Ethernet.
Here's the correct calculation:
Maximum UDP Packet Size = MTU - IP Header Size
Maximum UDP Packet Size = 1500 bytes (MTU for Ethernet) - 20 bytes (IPv4 header) = 1480 bytes
So, the maximum size of a UDP packet encapsulated within an IPv4 packet for an Ethernet network is typically 1480 bytes. This accounts for both the IP header and the UDP header, leaving room for the data payload. If the UDP packet exceeds this size, it may need to be fragmented or handled in some other way, depending on the network configuration and the devices involved in the transmission.
Even in tcp, packet can take different paths.
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