A network technician is deploying an enterprise log management application that collects audit logs from remote branch routers across a WAN. Due to strict compliance requirements, every log entry must be delivered reliably and assembled in the exact order it was generated. Which transport layer protocol behavior explains why TCP is selected over UDP for this implementation?
- TCP establishes a formal session using a three-way handshake and guarantees ordered delivery via sequence numbers and acknowledgments.Cevap
- BUDP operates at Layer 3 to provide native session management, routing path discovery, and sequence tracking.
- CUDP uses Port 22 to establish connection-oriented hardware sessions and windowing before payload transmission.
- DTCP utilizes an 8-byte header to stream unacknowledged log entries with minimal transmission overhead.
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TCP establishes a formal session using a three-way handshake and guarantees ordered delivery via sequence numbers and acknowledgments.
TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a connection-oriented Layer 4 protocol. It establishes a session before transmitting data using a three-way handshake (SYN, SYN-ACK, ACK) and ensures data integrity and sequencing through sequence numbers, acknowledgment receipts, and packet retransmissions.
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