CERTIFIED-IN-CYBERSECURITY · Question #51
If there is no time constraint, which protocol should be employed to establish a reliable connection between two devices?
The correct answer is B. TCP. TCP is used for connection-oriented communication, verifies data delivery, and is known to favor reliability. In a congested network, TCP delays data transmission, and thus cannot guarantee delivery under time constraints. UDP favors speed and efficiency over reliability, and…
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If there is no time constraint, which protocol should be employed to establish a reliable connection between two devices?
Options
- AUDP
- BTCP
- CSNMP
- DDHCP
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- B88% (30)
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- D6% (2)
Explanation
TCP is used for connection-oriented communication, verifies data delivery, and is known to favor reliability. In a congested network, TCP delays data transmission, and thus cannot guarantee delivery under time constraints. UDP favors speed and efficiency over reliability, and thus cannot ensure a reliable connection. DHCP and SNMP are (respectively) a device configuration and a device management protocol, which means that neither aims to establish connections between
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