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What is a Datagram?
Datagram and packets are interchangeable in the use as the term for units of data in a network. There are two components, a header area and a data area. A datagram is always considered as a self contained packet in that the header has enough information to allow the network to forward the datagram to the end destination.
last edited (November 7, 2003) by BadAttitude, Number of views: 761, Current Rev: 1

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