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UDP stands for User Datagram Protocol (sometimes jokingly called Unreliable Datagram Protocol).  It is an [[OSI]] layer 4 protocol.  UDP is explained in [[RFC]] 768. Unlike TCP which requires negotiation, UDP is a stateless protocol.
UDP stands for User Datagram Protocol (sometimes jokingly called Unreliable Datagram Protocol).  It is an [[OSI]] layer 4 protocol.  UDP is explained in [[RFC]] 768. Unlike TCP which requires negotiation, UDP is a stateless protocol.

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UDP stands for User Datagram Protocol (sometimes jokingly called Unreliable Datagram Protocol). It is an OSI layer 4 protocol. UDP is explained in RFC 768. Unlike TCP which requires negotiation, UDP is a stateless protocol.

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