A network administrator is designing the transport transport layer profile for an enterprise network management system. The system requires a stateless transport mechanism for high-frequency, low-latency telemetry collection where occasional packet loss is tolerable, alongside a stateful transport mechanism for secure interactive router configuration sessions. Which two characteristics accurately describe the transport layer protocols selected for these respective roles? (Select two.)
- User Datagram Protocol (UDP) utilizes a fixed 8-byte header to minimize processing overhead for rapid telemetry collection.Cevap
- Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) incorporates a dynamic window size field within its baseline 20-byte header to perform flow control during configuration sessions.Cevap
- CUser Datagram Protocol (UDP) relies on sequence numbers within its header to identify lost telemetry packets and trigger selective retransmissions.
- DTransmission Control Protocol (TCP) avoids connection setup latency by transmitting user payload data prior to completing session establishment.
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UDP employs a streamlined 8-byte header to eliminate protocol overhead for real-time telemetry, while TCP utilizes a 20-byte baseline header with a dynamic Window Size field to manage flow control for interactive administrative sessions.
The selection of UDP for telemetry is supported by its minimal 8-byte fixed header length, which reduces processing and bandwidth overhead. The selection of TCP for interactive router management is supported by its standard 20-byte header containing the Window Size field, enabling dynamic sliding-window flow control to prevent receiver buffer exhaustion.
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