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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop each characteristic of device-management technologies from the left onto the deployment type on the right. Answer:

The correct answer is used to reliably share files between devices; supports reliable data transmission; appropriate for streaming operations with minimal latency; provides best-effort service. The correct arrangement maps TCP characteristics ('used to reliably share files between devices' and 'supports reliable data transmission') together, and UDP characteristics ('appropriate for streaming operations with minimal latency' and 'provides best-effort service') together.

Submitted by noor.lb· Mar 5, 2026Network Fundamentals - Understanding the role and characteristics of TCP and UDP transport layer protocols (e.g., CompTIA Network+, CCNA 1.5 / 4.x)

Question

Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop each characteristic of device-management technologies from the left onto the deployment type on the right. Answer:

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used to reliably share files between devicesappropriate for streaming operations with minimal latencyprovides best-effort servicesupports reliable data transmission

Correct arrangement

  • used to reliably share files between devices
  • supports reliable data transmission
  • appropriate for streaming operations with minimal latency
  • provides best-effort service

Explanation

The correct arrangement maps TCP characteristics ('used to reliably share files between devices' and 'supports reliable data transmission') together, and UDP characteristics ('appropriate for streaming operations with minimal latency' and 'provides best-effort service') together. TCP is a connection-oriented protocol that guarantees delivery and order, making it ideal for file transfers and reliable data exchange. UDP is a connectionless, best-effort protocol that sacrifices reliability for speed, making it suited for real-time streaming and low-latency applications where occasional packet loss is acceptable.

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#TCP vs UDP#Transport Layer Protocols#Network Fundamentals#Protocol Characteristics

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