Which statement is correct about network protocols? Select one: a. They define how messages are exchanged between the sources and the destination b. They all function in the network access layer of TCP/IP c. Network protocols define the type of hardware that is used and how it is mounted in racks d. They are only required for exchange of message between devices on remote network

Q: TCP comes in a few distinct flavors, the most common of which are connection-oriented service and…

A: According to the query, we must distinguish between TCP's Full-duplex and Connection-oriented…

Q: Please explain the four abstraction layers that make up TCP/IP.

A: The Application, Transport, Network, and Link layers are the four foundational levels of the TCP/IP…

Q: (i) Briefly explain how each application is identified by the transport layer? (ii) Write any two…

A: Answer :-  i  Transport layer protocols are commonly liable for highlight point correspondence,…

Q: Learn more about the many parts that make up the TCP/IP architecture.

A: 1) TCP/IP stands for Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol. 2) It is a suite of…

Q: What is the purpose of the TCP/IP protocol suite in networking?

A: The TCP/IP protocol suite, which represents the Transmission Control Convention/Web Convention,…

Q: list the tcp/ip protocol suite layer that preforms each of the following: data compression…

A: TCP/ IP protocol : A communications protocol known as Transmission Control Protocol, or TCP, permits…

Q: TCP comes in a few distinct flavors, the most common of which are connection-oriented service and…

A: Network communication between applications is established and maintained according to the…

Q: TCP/IP model: Name and shortly describe the layers in the four-layer as well as the five-layer…

A: The network models depict how the layers of network is arranged and work accordingly. There are two…

Q: Sessions, presentations, and applications are the three OSI levels that make up the TCP/IP stack.…

A: Sessions, presentations, and applications are the three OSI levels that make up the TCP/IP stack.…

Q: Does the purpose of internal network routing protocols vary from that of external network routing…

A: the internal routing of a network The process of choosing a route for traffic inside a network or…

Q: I was wondering what the current standard protocols are for both internal and external network…

A: Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) often used: The routing protocols known as IGPs are used by…

Q: Five Layer TCP/IP Network Model Layering is a common approach to tackling large problems in…

A: According to our rule, we should answer only the first part of a multi-part question. Please…

Q: What is the purpose of the TCP/IP protocol in a computer network?

A: The TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) protocol is a communication protocol…

Q: List layers of the TCP/IP reference model and name a protocol used in each layer

A: The TCP/IP reference model is a conceptual model that characterizes the communication functions of a…

Q: Four services are included in the transport protocol's capabilities: Providers may choose between…

A: User Datagram Protocol  The User Datagram Protocol gives application programs direct…

Q: What do TCP and IP stand for, and what is the role of each protocol in transmitting and receiving…

A: TCP and IP stand for Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol Role of each protocol in…

Q: list the tcp/ip protocol suite layer that preforms each of the following: defintion of a signal's…

A: definition of a signal's electrical characteristics Layer 1 of the tcpip: The physical layer defines…

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Q: Explain the relationship between equivalent layers at a TCP/IP communication connection's source and…

A: TCP/IP : TCP/IP is a set of communications rules used on the Internet and similar computer networks.…

Q: k layer is primarily responsible for what tasks? Name the main protocols that function at the…

A: Primary task of Network Layer The primary function of the network layer is to move data into and…

Q: The levels of are used to categorise network protocols.

A: Introduction: The OSI layers are used to categorise network protocols.

Q: There are two primary transport layer protocols: UDP and TCP. Differentiate between these transport…

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Q: What do the various components of TCP/IP perform

A: A communications architecture that connects computers and allows them to communicate across the…

Q: Match the following to one or more layers of the TCP/IP protocol suite: a. route determination b.…

A: A TCP/IP model is a five-layer model for networking. 1) Application Layer 2) Transport Layer 3)…

Q: The main protocol of the network layer of the TCP/IP model is ARP ICMP DNS O IP

A: The TCP/IP model was developed prior to the OSI model. The TCP/IP model consists of five layers: the…

Q: applications may use the capabilities of two different transport-layer protocols (UDP or TCP). When…

A: The computer at the destination knows which transport-layer protocol to use based on the port number…

Q: list the tcp/ip protocol suite layer that preforms each of the following: end to end flow control

A: Open System Interconnection(OSI) model is used to standardize how a computing or telecommunication…

Q: What are the main responsibilities of the Network layer in the TCP/IP protocol suite? The protocols…

A: The Network Layer's primary function is to provide connectivity. At Layer 3 of the Open Systems…

Q: What do the various components of TCP/IP perform?

A: Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) : The Transmission Control…

Q: Investigate the benefits of the DCCP protocol and compare to TCP and UDP.

A: DCCP (Datagram Congestion Control Protocol) is a transport layer protocol that provides congestion…

Q: What distinguishes User Datagram Protocol, often known as UDP, from Transmission Control Protocol,…

A: The answer is given below step.

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An operating system (OS) is the software which manages hardware and resources, like CPU, storage and memory. The OS bridges the applications and hardware and makes the connections between all of your software and the hardware resources.