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    This document outlines the key system calls used in connection-oriented networking: socket() opens a communication endpoint, bind() registers an address with the system, listen() establishes a connection queue for incoming requests, accept() accepts the first connection request in the queue and creates a new socket to service the client, connect() establishes a connection to the server from the client, and send() and receive() are used to exchange data while close() shuts down the connection.

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    This document outlines the key system calls used in connection-oriented networking: socket() opens a communication endpoint, bind() registers an address with the system, listen() establishes a connection queue for incoming requests, accept() accepts the first connection request in the queue and creates a new socket to service the client, connect() establishes a connection to the server from the client, and send() and receive() are used to exchange data while close() shuts down the connection.

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    Figure 4.13 Socket System Calls For Connection-Oriented Protocol

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    This document outlines the key system calls used in connection-oriented networking: socket() opens a communication endpoint, bind() registers an address with the system, listen() establishes a connection queue for incoming requests, accept() accepts the first connection request in the queue and creates a new socket to service the client, connect() establishes a connection to the server from the client, and send() and receive() are used to exchange data while close() shuts down the connection.

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    socket() Open communication

    endpoint

    Register well-known
    bind()
    address with system

    Establish client's connection;


    listen()
    request queue size

    Accept first client connection


    accept()
    request on the queue

    blocks until
    connection Open communication
    from client socket() endpoint

    connection
    accept() creates
    establishment Set up connection
    a new socket to connect()
    to server
    server the new
    client request

    data (request)
    receive() send() Send/receive data

    process
    request

    data (reply)
    send() receive() Send/receive data

    close() close() Shutdown

    Figure 4.13 Socket System Calls for Connection-Oriented Protocol

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