How to achieve reliable UDP data transfer with a maximum throughput ..?

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How to achieve reliable UDP Data Transfer with a maximum throughput ..??

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yes but no result there was a data loss

Posted 8-Feb-18 17:32pm

sekharsam

Updated 8-Feb-18 18:58pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2018-02-08T17:37:00

You don't. UDP has no guarantees of delivery nor in the order that packets show up at the receiver and the possibility of duplicate packets also exists! There is NO WAY around this.

If you want "reliable" data transfer, UDP is the LEAST reliable transport there is. You're going to have to use TCP instead.

sekharsam · Accepted Answer · 2018-02-08T18:58:00

Solution 2

Thanks Dave for reply,

is it possible to reduce the throughput and increase the reliability of data

Posted 8-Feb-18 18:58pm

sekharsam

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Richard MacCutchan 9-Feb-18 5:27am

Only by writing your own handler to check the order of messages and whether any have been missed. UDP is designed to be unreliable; if you want guaranteed delivery then you need to switch to TCP

Richard Deeming 9-Feb-18 10:06am

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