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CptObvious · 01-24-2002, 06:29 AM

Actually Madrebel, a typical TCP/IP stack is composed of 4 protocols, not 3...they are as following:

IP : Internet Protocol
TCP : Transmit Control Protocol
ICMP : Ping, Traceroute etc
UDP : User Datagram Protocol

And a T1 has (typically) 1 D channel (bearer) and 23 B channels

And your statement about current games using UDP as the protocol is not true at all. UDP being connectionless does not send an "ACK" packet back to the connecting PC. However ICMP (ping) does send ACK's back to the connecting PC. Games use TCP / IP as a whole, not just parts of it. If we only used UDP as a connection to games we would NEVER know what our Ping was (seeing as PING is a function of ICMP) !!!

Oh and to stay on Topic, I do enjoy the CPR servers a bit better than the regular ones. But spend time on both

Who was it that was talking about drivel?

Go back to class madrebel

[This message has been edited by CptObvious (edited January 24, 2002).]

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CptObvious is Offline Junior Member Posts: 22 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Atlanta GA USA	01-24-2002, 06:29 AM Actually Madrebel, a typical TCP/IP stack is composed of 4 protocols, not 3...they are as following: IP : Internet Protocol TCP : Transmit Control Protocol ICMP : Ping, Traceroute etc UDP : User Datagram Protocol And a T1 has (typically) 1 D channel (bearer) and 23 B channels And your statement about current games using UDP as the protocol is not true at all. UDP being connectionless does not send an "ACK" packet back to the connecting PC. However ICMP (ping) does send ACK's back to the connecting PC. Games use TCP / IP as a whole, not just parts of it. If we only used UDP as a connection to games we would NEVER know what our Ping was (seeing as PING is a function of ICMP) !!! Oh and to stay on Topic, I do enjoy the CPR servers a bit better than the regular ones. But spend time on both Who was it that was talking about drivel? Go back to class madrebel [This message has been edited by CptObvious (edited January 24, 2002).]