Your ClO assigns you another project which involves setting up of connections between many
clients and one server. - First of all, write a program that facilitates one client communicating
with the server, in separate windows. - Secondly, while the first client is running, start 10 other
clients that connect to the same server; these clients should most likely be started in the
background with their input redirected from a file. Report what happens to these 10 clients? Do
their connect()s fail, or time out, or succeed? Do any other calls block? Now let the client exit.
Explain what happens. - Thirdly, modify the socket program so that each time the client sends a
line to the server, the server sends the line back to the client. The client (and server) will now
have to make alternating calls recv () and send (). - Finally, modify the socket program so that it
uses UDP as the transport protocol, rather than TCP. You will have to change SOCK_STREAM
to SOCK_DGRAM in both the client and the server. Discuss what happens when two UDP
clients simultaneously connect to the same UDPserver and compare this to the TCP behaviour..
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1. Your ClO assigns you another project which involves setting up of connections between many
clients and one server. - First of all, write a program that facilitates one client communicating
with the server, in separate windows. - Secondly, while the first client is running, start 10 other
clients that connect to the same server; these clients should most likely be started in the
background with their input redirected from a file. Report what happens to these 10 clients? Do
their connect()s fail, or time out, or succeed? Do any other calls block? Now let the client exit.
Explain what happens. - Thirdly, modify the socket program so that each time the client sends a
line to the server, the server sends the line back to the client. The client (and server) will now
have to make alternating calls recv () and send (). - Finally, modify the socket program so that it
uses UDP as the transport protocol, rather than TCP. You will have to change SOCK_STREAM
to SOCK_DGRAM in both the client and the server. Discuss what happens when two UDP
clients simultaneously connect to the same UDPserver and compare this to the TCP behaviour.
