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TCP
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Answer: TCP
TCP protocol gives thorough guarantee to deliver packets of data through reliable channels. Plus information will be delivered in the same order as it is sent.
TCP is known to be the best reliable source when it comes to delivering data securely and in the same order.
TCP is able to break the received information or data into small packets known as segments. For the sake of reliable transmission, TCP allocates numbers to segments before passing them to IP procedure.
UDP and TCP protocols are used in transport layers.
IRC(Internet Relay Chat) is a protocol used for real time communication.
NO, TCP is not faster than UDP
SNMP and DNS protocols are using UDP and TCP.
TCP is a connection oriented protocol which ensures the delivery of information and in case of any issue, it retransmits the data.
Whereas UDP protocol follows connectionless approach. It transmits data quickly but does not have any mechanism to retransmit the data.
TCP is reliable as compared to any other protocol as it keeps track of the transmitted data and makes sure that information is not corrupted as well.
TCP and IP layer lets you determine how a particular machine should connect to the internet and how the data will be transferred in between the sender and receiver. TCP/IP layers are used over a large distance communication.
It works on closing a TCP connection. Once there remains no more information to be transmitted, TCP immediately disables the connection in one direction. Then it waits for the acknowledgement from receiving end and transmits data with FIN bit set.
Yes, TCP operates in lossless manner, means your data will never lost and it will be sent in same sequence as it receives.
Answer: TCP
Answer: TCP
TCP is able to implement a window flow system.
Answer: DNS
Answer: SMTP
Answer: Host-to-Host
Answer: Application.
Answer: Unreliable
This protocol is offering data transmission services the same like TCP protocol. It follows a reassembly and segmentation approach. But it is not able to provide flow control and reliable transmission of data.
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