DCCP

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DCCP (Datagram Congestion Control Protocol) is a transport-layer protocol designed to provide congestion-controlled, unreliable datagram delivery for real-time and multimedia applications.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Internet protocol
transport-layer protocol
abbreviation DCCP NERFINISHED
category congestion control protocol
comparedToTCP lower latency for loss-tolerant traffic
comparedToUDP built-in congestion control
connectionSemantics connection-oriented control with unreliable data
connectionType bidirectional
definedIn RFC 4340 NERFINISHED
deliveryType datagram-oriented
designGoal provide congestion control without reliability overhead
support timing-sensitive traffic
doesNotProvide data retransmission
reliable in-order delivery
fullName Datagram Congestion Control Protocol NERFINISHED
handles path MTU discovery interactions
hasExtension various CCIDs such as TCP-like and TFRC-based
headerContains Congestion Control ID (CCID)
acknowledgement numbers
connection state information
sequence numbers
initialSpecificationYear 2006
layer transport layer
packetType supports multiple packet types (e.g., Data, Ack, Reset)
portNumberRange uses UDP/TCP-style 16-bit port numbers
primaryFeature congestion control for unreliable flows
provides congestion-controlled datagram delivery
relatedTo SCTP NERFINISHED
TCP NERFINISHED
UDP
reliability unreliable
standardizedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
status Proposed Standard in the IETF standards track
supports ECN (Explicit Congestion Notification) NERFINISHED
application-level framing
multimedia applications
multiple congestion control IDs
online games
partial checksums
pluggable congestion control mechanisms
real-time applications
streaming media
telephony-like applications
useCase applications that can tolerate loss but not delay
interactive multimedia
uses acknowledgements for congestion control
connection setup with handshake
feature negotiation

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