Direct Protocol

Direct Protocol is a communication approach used between computers, devices, or systems, allowing them to exchange information directly without intermediaries. Think of it like a phone call between two people—both parties communicate directly, ensuring quick and clear interaction. This protocol defines the rules for how data is formatted, sent, and received, ensuring compatibility and understanding. It’s commonly used in networking, device management, and data transfer, providing a straightforward and efficient way for systems to interact seamlessly.