TCP
TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is the protocol providing quality of direct connections, drafted for multilevel hierarchy of protocols which support internetwork applications. The TCP protocol guarantees reliability of communications between couples of processes per host computers which are a part in the different computer communication networks united in a single system.
In architecture of the TCP protocols takes the place directly over the protocol that gives the chance to the TCP protocol to send and receive the fragments of information of variable length collected in a cover of Internet datagrams. The Internet protocol is capable to carry out fragmentation of any type and assembly of parts of TCP which is necessary for transfer and delivery through a large number of networks and intermediate gateways. The TCP protocol is in close connection with the user or the application program and also with the protocol of lower level, such as protocol the Internet.
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