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    The document discusses several network protocols: - Socket represents a single connection between two network applications and can be used for interprocess communication. Applications can create multiple sockets. - TCP and IP are distinct but related network protocols, with TCP built on top of IP. TCP provides reliable transmission of data through acknowledgments and retransmissions. - HTTP is an application layer protocol built on TCP that defines how messages are formatted and transmitted on the web. - SNMP is a standard TCP/IP protocol for network management that allows administrators to monitor and manage devices on the network. - UDP provides an unreliable connectionless transmission model without handshaking or error checking, leaving that work to the applications instead of the network layer.

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    The document discusses several network protocols: - Socket represents a single connection between two network applications and can be used for interprocess communication. Applications can create multiple sockets. - TCP and IP are distinct but related network protocols, with TCP built on top of IP. TCP provides reliable transmission of data through acknowledgments and retransmissions. - HTTP is an application layer protocol built on TCP that defines how messages are formatted and transmitted on the web. - SNMP is a standard TCP/IP protocol for network management that allows administrators to monitor and manage devices on the network. - UDP provides an unreliable connectionless transmission model without handshaking or error checking, leaving that work to the applications instead of the network layer.

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    The document discusses several network protocols: - Socket represents a single connection between two network applications and can be used for interprocess communication. Applications can create multiple sockets. - TCP and IP are distinct but related network protocols, with TCP built on top of IP. TCP provides reliable transmission of data through acknowledgments and retransmissions. - HTTP is an application layer protocol built on TCP that defines how messages are formatted and transmitted on the web. - SNMP is a standard TCP/IP protocol for network management that allows administrators to monitor and manage devices on the network. - UDP provides an unreliable connectionless transmission model without handshaking or error checking, leaving that work to the applications instead of the network layer.

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