A network administrator is reviewing bandwidth efficiency for application traffic traversing a low-bandwidth WAN link. Which statement accurately compares the baseline header size overhead between Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP)?
- TCP requires a 20-byte minimum header to accommodate reliability tracking fields, whereas UDP uses an 8-byte header to minimize transmission overhead.Cevap
- BUDP requires a 20-byte header to manage packet sequencing and retransmissions, whereas TCP uses an 8-byte fixed header.
- CBoth TCP and UDP utilize an identical 20-byte baseline header structure to maintain standardized Layer 4 port multiplexing.
- DTCP maintains an 8-byte header because dynamic windowing eliminates the need for header-based flow control fields.
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TCP requires a 20-byte minimum header to accommodate reliability tracking fields, whereas UDP uses an 8-byte header to minimize transmission overhead.
The option identifying TCP's 20-byte minimum header and UDP's 8-byte fixed header is correct because TCP must carry fields for flow control, error recovery, and sequencing, whereas UDP only carries basic addressing, length, and checksum information.
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