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16 years ago
What is best protocol which gives more speed then TCP for low bandwidth
wireless
networks.
Example: for internet though GPRS which has bandwidth ( 3 to 50 kbps)
What is best protocol for low bandwidth wireless networks
What is best protocol which gives more speed then TCP for low bandwidth
wireless
networks.
Example: for internet though GPRS which has bandwidth ( 3 to 50 kbps)
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- posted
16 years ago
On 27 Jul 2006 23:00:32 -0700, "sandeep" wrote in
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For what purpose?
For what purpose?
- posted
16 years ago
Sorry for late reply, we are developing http proxy servers. One proxy
server is with internet service providers (ISP) and another proxy
server is in mobiles or laptop, the data transmitting between them is
through wireless. So which protocol is good for fast and reliable then
TCP
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16 years ago
On 3 Aug 2006 04:21:36 -0700, "sandeep" wrote in
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TCP is reliable, but handshaking causes delays over high latency connections (e.g., GPRS). UDP avoids delays, but has no built-in checking, so your software would have to provide its own.
TCP is reliable, but handshaking causes delays over high latency connections (e.g., GPRS). UDP avoids delays, but has no built-in checking, so your software would have to provide its own.
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16 years ago
So any other protocol which is combination of udp and tcp futures
which works faster for low speed wireless networks
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16 years ago
On 3 Aug 2006 22:11:14 -0700, "sandeep" wrote in
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See Transport Layer at
(or )
See Transport Layer at
(or )