SPX

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SPX (Sequenced Packet Exchange) is a connection-oriented transport-layer protocol used primarily in Novell NetWare networks to provide reliable, sequenced delivery of packets over IPX.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf connection-oriented protocol
transport-layer protocol
abbreviationOf Sequenced Packet Exchange NERFINISHED
addressingUses IPX network address
IPX node address
IPX socket number
association Novell NERFINISHED
connectionEstablishment handshake procedure
connectionManagement maintenance
setup
termination
connectionType virtual circuit
designedFor Novell NetWare NERFINISHED
domain computer networking
errorHandling detection and recovery at transport layer
feature error recovery
flow control
sequenced packets
fullName Sequenced Packet Exchange NERFINISHED
guarantees in-order delivery of packets
no-duplication of packets
layer transport layer
operationalContext local area networks
OSIModelLayer Layer 4
packetType sequenced packet
protocolSuite IPX/SPX NERFINISHED
provides connection-oriented service
reliable delivery
sequenced delivery
reliabilityMechanism acknowledgments
retransmissions
reliabilityScope between two endpoints
requires underlying IPX connectivity
runsOver IPX NERFINISHED
similarTo TCP NERFINISHED
status legacy protocol
supersededBy TCP/IP NERFINISHED
transportService end-to-end communication over IPX
typicalEnvironment enterprise networks using NetWare
usedFor client-server applications on NetWare
file service communication on NetWare
print service communication on NetWare
usedPrimarilyIn Novell NetWare networks
uses IPX as network-layer protocol

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IPX/SPX protocolFamily SPX