I know you can’t have two different process using the same port, but what happens if one is using tcp and the other one udp? Can you have two different process each one binding a socket to the same port but different protocol?
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I know you can’t have two different process using the same port, but what happens if one is using tcp and the other one udp? Can you have two different process each one binding a socket to the same port but different protocol?
TCP ports and UDP ports are not related to each other at all.