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Client - Server Architecture: A Basic Introduction

This document provides an overview of client-server architecture and the TCP protocol. It explains that in a client-server model, the client creates a TCP socket to establish a connection with the server, communicate with it, and then close the connection. The server creates a TCP socket, assigns a port, listens for connections, accepts new connections, communicates with clients, and closes connections. It also describes that TCP provides a reliable byte-stream channel using connection establishment, data transfer, and connection termination phases. Sockets are defined as constructs that support network input/output through reading from and writing to sockets.

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Client - Server Architecture: A Basic Introduction

This document provides an overview of client-server architecture and the TCP protocol. It explains that in a client-server model, the client creates a TCP socket to establish a connection with the server, communicate with it, and then close the connection. The server creates a TCP socket, assigns a port, listens for connections, accepts new connections, communicates with clients, and closes connections. It also describes that TCP provides a reliable byte-stream channel using connection establishment, data transfer, and connection termination phases. Sockets are defined as constructs that support network input/output through reading from and writing to sockets.

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Client Server Architecture

A Basic Introduction
Ankita Negi 009964331
Nisha Sharma 010028616
Vivek Dixit 009964318
Fall 2014

Client Server Model


Client
Create a TCP socket
Establish connection
Communicate
Close the connection
Server
Create a TCP socket
Assign a port to socket
Set socket to listen
Repeatedly
Accept new connection
Communicate
Close the connection

Transmission Control Protocol


Core protocol of the Internet
protocol (IP suite)
Reliable byte-stream channel(in
order, all arrive, no duplicates)
connection-oriented and
bidirectional
Provide end-to-end transport
Operation divided into three
phases
connection establishment
data transfer
connection termination

SOCKETS
It is a construct that supports network input/output.
Communication is achieved by reading data from the socket and
writing data to it.
Simplified socket structure with five fields:
Family
: defines the protocol group (IPv4, IPv6, UNIX
domain protocols)
Type
: defines the exchange-type (stream, packet, raw)
Protocol
: set to zero for TCP/ UDP
Local address : combination of local IP and application port
address.
Remote address: combination of remote IP and application port address

DEMO
Start server and client.
Implement following commands:Client :
LPWD
LCD
LS
BYE
Server:
PWD
CD

CONCLUSION
implementation of a
client/server structure
understanding SOCKETS - a
construct that supports network
input/output
Understanding TCP
functionality for providing
reliable communications
Use this structure as a
fundamental for implementing
multiple-threading and other
client server r applications

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