Communication can be established in two ways between two or more devices that are connection-oriented and connection-less. Network layers can offer these two different types of services to its predecessor layer for transferring data. Connection-oriented services involves the establishment and termination of the connection while connection-less services doesn’t require any connection creation and termination processes for transferring data.
| BASIS OF COMPARISION | CONNECTION-ORIENTED | CONNECTION-LESS |
|---|---|---|
| Connection requirement | Necessary | Not Necessary |
| Reliability | Ensures reliability | not guaranteed |
| Congestion | congestion control can be easily achieved | Very Difficult to control congestion as we dont know which path it travels |
| Transfering mode | implemented using circuit switching and virtual circuit | implemented using packet switching |
| lost data retransmission | capable of being done i.e retransmission | not possible |
| Quality of service | Quality of service can be achieved | quality of service cant be achieved |
| state information | each router will be maintaining state information | each router does not have any state information |
| resource allocation | need to be allocated | no prior allocation of the resource is required |
| direction | all need to travel in same path | each packet will be routed independently |
| Circuit setup | circuit setup is required | no circuit setup |

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