Which network performance attribute is achieved when using flow control in FOP?

The correct answer is A. In-order packet delivery. Flow control in FOP (File-Oriented Protocol) is a network performance attribute that ensures that packets are delivered in the same order they were sent. This is achieved by assigning each packet a sequence number, and then having the receiver send an acknowledgment back to the…

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AIn-order packet delivery
BIP network congestion detection and handling
CEliminate IP packet fragmentation
DIP packet collision detection and handling

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Flow control in FOP (File-Oriented Protocol) is a network performance attribute that ensures that packets are delivered in the same order they were sent. This is achieved by assigning each packet a sequence number, and then having the receiver send an acknowledgment back to the sender that it has received the packet and is ready for the next one. This helps to ensure that packets are not lost, and that they arrive in the same order they were sent.

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