P3 NETWORKING

Transport Layer is in charge of starting a brief communication session between two programs and transferring data within it.

• True

• False

This feature keeps track of each conversation that passes between a source application and a destination application.

• Tracking the Conversation

• Segmentation

• Identifying the Application

It is a connection-oriented protocol that ensures the application is ready to receive the data. It negotiates the amount of traffic that can be forwarded at a given time.

• Establishing a Session

• Reliable Delivery

• Same-Order Delivery

• Flow Control

It ensures that each segment that the source sends arrives at the destination.

• Reliable Delivery

• Establishing a Session

• Same-Order Delivery

• Flow Control

the numbering & sequencing the segments guarantees reassembly into the proper order.

• Same-Order Delivery

• Flow Control

• Reliable Delivery

• Establishing a Session

A TCP header used to identify application.

• Source and Destination Port

• Sequence number

• Sequence number

• Header length

A TCP Header used for data reassembly.

• Sequence number

• Acknowledgement number

• Header length

• Control bits

A TCP header indicates data has been received and ready for next byte from source.

• Acknowledgement number

• Header length

• Control bits

• Window size

A TCP header used for error checking of segment header and data.

• Checksum

• Window Size

• Header length

• Control bits

One of the feature of UDP is Data is reconstructed in the order that it is received.

• Yes

• No