Re: TCP/IP Terms

  *> 
  *> The terms can be TCP/IP layer dependant. For example,  rfc 1122 says a
  *> datagram is a "connectionless protocol" if I'm correct. Fine. UDP is at
  *> transport layer, IP and ICMP is at Internet layer. IP is called datagram.

Unnh, UDP stands for User Datagram Protocol.

But it is not particularly confusing.

Bob Braden

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