We can load both TCP and UDP configurations at the same time
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True
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False
TCP and UDP are different transport layer protocols that can be configured independently on network elements. The system allows loading configuration for both protocols simultaneously as they serve different purposes - TCP for reliable connections and UDP for fast, connectionless communication.
Network devices commonly support multiple protocol stacks simultaneously. TCP and UDP are both transport-layer protocols that can be configured and active on the same interface or device at once, since they serve different traffic types (connection-oriented vs. connectionless) without conflicting with each other. There's no architectural reason a system would have to choose only one.