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Q: What are some of the advantages and cons of using TCP?

A: TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol. It is a type of communication protocol which connects…

Q: TCP/IP model was developed prior to the OSI model.why?

A: Given that: TCP/IP model was developed prior to the OSI model.why?

Q: Design and implement a system to make a TCP/IP connection between two virtual machines on a virtual…

A: Design and implement a system to make a TCP/IP connection between two virtual machines on a virtual…

Q: advantage of UDP over TCP?

A: TCP - Transmission Control Protocol UDP - User Datagram Protocol   TCP follows connection oriented…

Q: Why may TCP be used exclusively endpoint devices ?

A: The answer is given below:-

Q: WHAT ARE THE SIX (6) DIFFERENT ROLES THAT THE TCP PLAYS AND EXPLAIN THEM IN DETA

A: Networking: Networking your computers improves their capacity to communicate dramatically—and most…

Q: What's the difference between TCP and UDP (User Datagram Protocol)?

A: Introduction: The differences between Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol…

Q: How does TCP differ from UDP in terms of these three characteristics?

A: Connectionless protocol that does not provide reliable delivery: TCP is an Internet protocol that…

Q: Describe the overall structure of the TCP/IP protocol. Think about it in comparison to the ISO/OSI…

A: Introduction: Describe the overall structure of the TCP/IP protocol. Think about it in comparison to…

Q: Explain why an application developer could choose to execute a programme via UDP rather than TCP.

A: Introduction: TCP is, in fact, a connection-oriented programming language. UDP is a programming…

Q: What are the processes involved in establishing a TCP connection between two computer

A: Lets see the solution.

Q: 1) a. Think of the TCP connection setup. i. What concept is used to set up a TCP link? ii. Why is…

A: please see the next step for solution

Q: List the positive and negative aspects of TCP?

A: TCP takes longer than UDP to transfer data: TCP can be beaten by UDP in terms of speed, simplicity,…

Q: TCP and UDP are the two fundamental protocols that operate at the transport layer. Please provide an…

A: Definitions: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a connection-oriented protocol, which means that…

Q: Why may TCP be used exclusively on endpoint devices?

A: To be determine: Why may TCP be used exclusively on endpoint devices?

Q: What are the benefits and drawbacks of using TCP?

A: TCP snooping: The TCP semantic is retained from start to finish.  The majority of the improvements…

Q: Contrast TCP and UDP. As a software architect, provide two applications where you would choose to…

A: Transmission control protocol(TCP) User datagram protocol(UDP) TCP is connection-oriented…

Q: In terms of these three characteristics, how is TCP different from UDP?

A: Transmission Control Protocol: TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol and is an Internet…

Q: sport layer or lay

A: Seсure  Sосket  Lаyer  (  SSL  ): The  Seсure  Sосket  Lаyer  is  seсurity  teсhnоlоgy. 1.  It…

Q: What is OSI Model and why is it important for an application developer? Differentiate between OSl…

A: We must first know what is layering. Below attached photos , explains all of it step by step. The…

Q: TCP and UDP are the primary protocols used at the transport layer. Provide a rationale for why TCP…

A: We will understand why we use TCP over UDP for some applications. We will understand it with the…

Q: Make a list of TCP's advantages and disadvantages?

A: TCP : Transmission Control Protocol is shortened as TCP. It is a protocol that is based on…

Q: Why does data transfer begin after the TCP SYN and ACK segments finish the three-way handshake…

A: Every sending client and receiving server device should have to be first exchange the data in both…

Q: Explain why it could be preferable for an application developer to execute the program using the UDP…

A: The solution is... TCP (Transmission Control Protocol): TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a…

Q: What is a TCP/IP stack?

A: TCP / IP Stack, or internet protocol suite, is a set of communication systems used by the Internet…

Q: Why is it permissible for TCP to be used just on endpoint devices?

A: Transmission control protocol : It's an Internet protocol that's part of the Internet protocol…

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of TCP?

A: Advantages of TCP/ip 1) It is standard model that can be  deployed in practical networking…

Q: A. Define network protocols. B. Describe the TCP packet generation on the sender side throughout…

A: network protocols : it is a set of rules the is used to govern/determine how the data will be…

Q: What are the key distinctions between TCP and UPD session hijacking?

A: Introduction: Because UDP does not have a session state like TCP, there is no way to hijack a…

Q: Explain what a TCP connection is. Is the concept of a TCP connection incompatible with the reality…

A: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol): This is a connection-oriented protocol and is used at the…

Q: IP handles datagram fragmentation and reassembly, which are invisible to TCP. Is this to say that…

A: Introduction: When data is present in a length that the system can handle, data fragmentation is the…

Q: Why is TCP only doable in endpoint devices?

A: Transmission control protocol (TCP): The TCP is one of the protocols in Internet protocol suite.…

Q: Q1:.

A: According to the information given:-We have to assign the Network address as per the instruction…

Q: What are the characteristics of stack based IDS? a) It is programmed to interpret a certain series…

A: An intrusion detection system(IDS) is a system that monitors network traffic for suspicious activity…

Q: What does TCP's "Reliable service" do?

A: Introduction TCP : Transmission Control Protocol is a standard that defines how to establish and…

Q: In which of these three qualities does TCP vary from UDP?

A: Introduction: The  three qualities does TCP vary from UDP :

Q: en TCP an

A: In TCP and UDP, data is moved as packets, in this way little data sections are called packets. Be…

Q: Think of the TCP connection setup. i.  What concept is used to set up a TCP link? ii. Why is the…

A: I have provided a solution in step2.

Q: How do TCP and UDP vary with regard to these three characteristics?

A: Transport Control Protocol (TCP) The Internet protocol TCP is used for data exchange between the…

Q: To what extent is TCP beneficial or detrimental?

A: TCP: TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol. It uses connections as its foundation for…

Q: What are the four different levels of TCP/IP abstraction?

A: Definition: The link layer (lowest layer), the Internet layer, the transport layer, and the…

Q: What is the purpose of TCP's Reliable service?

A: Introduction TCP : Transmission Control Protocol is a standard that defines how to establish and…

Q: xplain what a TCP connection is. Is the concept of a TCP connection incompatible with the fact that…

A: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol): This is a connection oriented protocol and is used at the…

Q: 4. The following diagram shows the TCP connection handshake. For each of the 3 messages in the…

A: Lets determine what is given and what needs to be determined. We are given TCP handshake diagram…

Q: The OSI model allows complete transparency between otherwise incompatible systems. The designers…

A: OSI model : I am going to let you know about a very popular communication model OSI model. and open…

Q: T'hink of the TCP connection setup. What concept is used to set up a TCP link? Why is the concept…

A: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) one of the layer 4 protocol in ISO-OSI layers To Establish…

Q: Explain the meaning of TCP connection. Does the notion of TCP connection contradict the fact the…

A: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol): This is a connection oriented protocol and is used at the…

Types Of Protocols

A network protocol is a collection of rules that governs the exchange of data between devices connected to the same network. In other words, network protocols are rules that specify how devices communicate or transfer data over a network. The sender and receiver systems must obey the standards to facilitate communication between them.