A network administrator is evaluating transport layer requirements for a enterprise deployment. The network deployment includes a batch database synchronization service requiring guaranteed in-order delivery and a real-time voice streaming application sensitive to delay. Which TWO features distinguish TCP from UDP in this operational environment? (Select TWO.)
- TCP utilizes dynamic windowing mechanisms to adjust data transmission flow based on receiver buffer capacity.Cevap
- TCP maintains session state tracking using sequence and acknowledgment fields within a 20-byte baseline header.Cevap
- CUDP provides reliable delivery by automatically retransmitting missing datagrams using sequence numbers embedded in its 8-byte header.
- DUDP establishes connection parameters via a formal handshake prior to transmitting real-time audio payloads.
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TCP is distinguished from UDP by its use of dynamic windowing for flow control and session state tracking via sequence/acknowledgment numbers in a 20-byte baseline header.
TCP is a connection-oriented, stateful transport protocol that uses sequence and acknowledgment numbers within a baseline 20-byte header to guarantee ordered delivery. Additionally, TCP employs sliding dynamic windowing to adjust traffic flow based on receiver buffer readiness. UDP, in contrast, uses a fixed 8-byte header and lacks connection handshake, sequence numbers, or flow control mechanisms.
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