March 2019
Beginner
490 pages
12h 40m
English
UDP is a non-connection oriented protocol. That is, when machine A sends packets to machine B, the flow is unidirectional. The data transfer is made without warning the recipient of machine B, and the recipient receives the data without sending a confirmation to the sender of machine A.
This is because the data that's sent by the UDP protocol does not allow you to transmit information related to the sender. Therefore, the recipient will not know about the sender's data, except their IP address. Let's have a look at some properties of the UDP protocols:
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