What is a disadvantage of using a connection oriented
protocal such as TCP?

A. Packet acknowledgement may add overhead

B. packets are not tagged with sequence numbers

C. Loss or duplication of data packets is more likely to occur

D. The application layer must assume responsibility for
correct searchers of the data packets



What is a disadvantage of using a connection oriented protocal such as TCP? A. Packet acknowledg..

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