Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the common functions from the left onto the conresponding network topology architecture layer on the right. Not all common functions are used. Answer:

The correct answer is uses a three-way handshake; preferred for web browsing; provides a reliable connection; faster data transmission; used for streaming and VoIP; connectionless protocol. The correct arrangement maps TCP characteristics (uses a three-way handshake, preferred for web browsing, provides a reliable connection) to TCP and UDP characteristics (faster data transmission, used for streaming and VoIP, connectionless protocol) to UDP. TCP is a connection-or

Submitted by mike_84· Mar 5, 2026CompTIA Network+ Domain 1: Networking Concepts – Understanding transport layer protocols (TCP/UDP), their characteristics, use cases, and how they differ in terms of connection reliability and performance.

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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the common functions from the left onto the conresponding network topology architecture layer on the right. Not all common functions are used. Answer:

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belongs to OSI Layer 3uses a three-way handshakefaster data transmissionused for streaming and VoIPconnectionless protocolpreferred for web browsingprovides a reliable connection

Correct arrangement

uses a three-way handshake
preferred for web browsing
provides a reliable connection
faster data transmission
used for streaming and VoIP
connectionless protocol

Explanation

The correct arrangement maps TCP characteristics (uses a three-way handshake, preferred for web browsing, provides a reliable connection) to TCP and UDP characteristics (faster data transmission, used for streaming and VoIP, connectionless protocol) to UDP. TCP is a connection-oriented protocol that establishes sessions via a three-way handshake, guarantees reliable delivery, and is ideal for HTTP/HTTPS web traffic. UDP sacrifices reliability for speed, making it connectionless and preferred for real-time applications like streaming and VoIP where low latency matters more than guaranteed delivery.

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#TCP vs UDP#Transport Layer Protocols#OSI Model#Network Fundamentals

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