Unidirectional file transfer via UDP

There is a need to design two bash scripts.

INPUT Script

1. Takes a file and does two thinks
- send file name via nc command to the OUTPUT port 45700
- send the content of the file to the OUTPUTport 45701

Command to be used:
nc -u 192.168.1.100 45701< file_name.tar.Z

OUTPUT Script

2. It listens via nc command to incoming data
- for the file name on the port 45700
- for the data on port 45701

Command to be used:
nc -v -u -l -p 45701> file_name_received_via_port_45700

Requirements

R1 - the INPUT script does not receive any feedback from the OUTPUT script -> unidirectional transfer
R2 - Has to be a bash script
R3 - UDP transfer ONLY
R4 - use nc command
R5 - has to be called from the command line and correctly terminated after done.
R6 - Linux only

Acceptance

The project will be accepted when the file is successfully received on the OUT side received and stored under the name as on source.