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UDP File Transfer Validation and Checksum
Dear All
I have written a client server program for file transmission from one system to other using UDP. Can i use the cksum number in the udp header to validate if the received packet is corrupted or not? If yes, how can i extract the header and validate it.. Also is there any way that i can call cksum in c program? Except popen("cksum","r") Any inputs will be of great help Thanks in advance Collins |
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