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CHAPTER 4 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Same-Order Delivery - Puts pieces back in order upon arrival.
      - Flow Control - Manages data flow to prevent overload.
      - Reliable Delivery - Makes sure every sent pieces reaches its destination.
      - Establishing a Session - Like making a phone calls, sets up a conversation.
    - - No Session Establishment - No setup, like sending letter.
      - Data Order - Received in the order it's sent.
      - No Responding - Lost pieces aren't resent
      - No Resources Updates - Doesn't update sender on recipient's status.
  - - - Web browsing (HTTP), email (SMTP, IMAP), file transfer (FTP), and remote terminal access (SSH).
    - - VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), online gaming, and streaming media, often use UDP due to its lower latency and overhead compared to TCP.
  - - - TCP - Like making a phone call, it sets up a connection first.
      - UDP - Just like sending a letter, no connection needed.
    - - TCP - Ensures that data arrives safely, like registered mail with tracking.
      - UDP - Sends data quickly, like a postcard, but doesn't guarantee it'll get there.
    - - TCP - More details and checks, like filling out forms for each delivery.
      - UDP - Less fuss, just sends thing out quickly, like tossing notes without forms.
- - - - Domain names convert numeric address into a simple, recognizable name.
    - - Opens websites and shares web pages
    - - Sends email between servers
    - - POP is used to retrieve email from a mail server.
    - - Assigns IP addresses automatically to devices
    - - Moves files between computers
    - - IMAP is used to retrieve mail from a mail server.