TCP
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4.3
- noun
- /tiː siː piː/
- Specialized
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TCP
- Incoming TCP connections from web browsers are initially accepted by the launcher.
- TCP/IP
- TCP congestion
- TCP connection
The other problem is it's very, very hard now to change TCP and UDP.
- The other problem is it's very, very hard now to change TCP and UDP.
- That is because this transfer actually bypasses the traditional TCP and UDP network stacks which Windows Task Manager monitors.
- The problem is that TCP actually relies on loss.
- On the Internet tab, enable the Modbus TCP Master mode, then right click on it.
- OK, the data we, you know today's mobile Internet is routed via TCP IP addresses.
Examples
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There is also enhanced web connectivity through the use of TCP/IP sockets that enable access to information on other websites.
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Use of the Internet or intranet in combination with a TCP/IP compliant PLC communications module makes this connectivity possible.
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As long as they all speak TCP/IP, they can share information across platforms.
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The scanner can send the data directly to the destination host over a TCP connection.
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For example, contention for CPU resources can cause problems for TCP networking performance.
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When the first packet loss is detected, TCP reduces its sending rate and enters the congestion-avoidance phase.
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By connecting equipment with an open architecture to Ethernet TCP/IP, plants can fully exploit the capabilities of automation online.
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When sending files over the Internet, the data is encoded using the TCP protocol to ensure it arrives safely.
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My computer's network settings show that it is configured to use TCP for reliable data transmission.
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Effective data communication relies on protocols like TCP to manage the integrity and order of the information sent.
Synonyms
A set of rules used on the internet to send data reliably between computers
Surface Forms
Etymology
TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol, where Transmission means 'sending', Control means 'managing', and Protocol means 'rules'. Think of TCP like a careful mail service that checks each message and asks for repeats if something is lost, which is why it helps data arrive reliably.