A network administrator is mapping network application requirements to transport layer protocol features. Match each operational requirement or characteristic on the left with its corresponding protocol implementation detail on the right.
- Three-way handshake establishmentEstablishes a connection-oriented session using SYN, SYN-ACK, and ACK flags before data transfer.
- Low-latency transmission without delivery guaranteesUses connectionless UDP datagrams with minimal 8-byte header overhead for real-time traffic.
- Dynamic flow control via sliding windowingAdjusts data transmission rates dynamically based on receiver buffer capacity to prevent congestion.
- Stateless subnet-wide broadcast supportLeverages connectionless transport to distribute datagrams to multiple destinations without per-host tracking.
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Three-way handshake establishment matches establishing a session using SYN, SYN-ACK, and ACK flags. Low-latency transmission matches using connectionless UDP datagrams with minimal header overhead. Dynamic flow control matches adjusting transmission rates via sliding windowing. Stateless broadcast support matches leveraging connectionless transport to distribute datagrams without tracking.
TCP is connection-oriented and utilizes sequence numbers, three-way handshakes (SYN, SYN-ACK, ACK), and sliding windows for reliability and flow control. UDP is connectionless, prioritizing low latency and low overhead while supporting broadcast modes.
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Connection-Oriented (TCP) vs Connectionless (UDP) Protocol Operational Traits