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Source Port Destination Port

TCP

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Source Port Destination Port

TCP

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3 way handshaking

To start tcp session, the client sends a SYN packet and the server responds with SYN
ACK packet, and the client completes the third part of handshake with ACK packet, at
this point connection is established.
After completion of transmission of data client sends the FIN packet and server reply
with ACK, at this point connection is terminated.

TCP & UDP

TCP(transmission control protocol) UDP(user datagram protocol)

1.Connection oriented 1.connectionless


2.Segment sequencing takes place 2.NO sequencing
3.Acknowledge the segments 3.No acknowledgement
4.slow process 4.fast process
5.segment retransmission 5.No retransmission
Eg:HTTP,SMTP Eg:live audio & video streaming(skype
call)

TCP/IP

Source port destination port


Sequence number

Acknowledgement number

Flags window size

Checksum urgent pointer

Source ip

Destination ip

Data

Flags

Reserved Reserved urgent Acknowledge push reset synchronize Finish

ACK – indicates that the Acknowledgment field is significant


PSH – Push function
RST – Reset the connection (Seen on rejected connections)
SYN – Synchronize sequence numbers (Seen on new connections)
FIN – No more data from sender (Seen after a connection is closed)

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