This is the first lecture in a series exploring the Transport layer. This layer is responsible for logical communication between applications running on (usually) different hosts. As such, it is designed with careful consideration for the requirements of a class of applications. Because of the diversity in applications, there is a need for several different types of transport protocols. This lecture will take a look at the simplest such transport protocol -- the User Datagram protocol or UDP. UDP is useful for situations where the application cannot allow for the delays inherent in other reliable transport protocols. UDP itself has no packet-to-packet reliability (it does have checksums to allow for error determination), so applications making use of UDP either do not have need of reliable communication or they prefer to provide more custom reliability services.
A logical connection between network hosts
By the end of this lesson, the student will be able to:
lower than his hoping :(
(just for fun, since I have no access to the quiz)
http://www.ini740.rocks/F18/lectures/class_9.html
at transport layer, we dont have to worry about what‘s going on with routers, and network layer will handle it.
single App
multiple Apps
in transport layer => port number for each app
oftentimes, there‘s an API called "bind".
segment header => 8 bytes
max size of a segment is 8KB??
https://www.cnblogs.com/ecoflex/p/10961831.html
The transport layer provides the functions and means of transferring data sequences from a source to a destination host via one or more networks, while maintaining the quality of service (QoS) functions and ensure the complete delivery of the data. The integrity of the data can be guaranteed via error correction and similar functions. It can also provide explicit flow control function. Though not strictly conforming to the OSI model, the TCP and User Datagram Protocols (UDP) are essential protocols in layer 4.
[Computer Networking] {CMU14-740} Lecture 9: The Transport Layer; UDP
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