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Identify 3 characteristics of a connection oriented protocol?
A.) Path determination
B.) Flow control
C.) Acknowledgements
D.) Uses hop count as metric
E.) 3 step handshake
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Answer: B C E
Connection oriented protocols must first establish the
connection (3
step handshake), employ methods to acknowledge the receipt
of data
(acknowledgements) and slow down the flow of data if
required (flow
control).
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