Which two of the following protocols are used at the
Transport layer?
* ARP
* UDP
* ICMP
* RARP
* TCP
* BootP
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Answer / sunilbaglur
TCP and UDP operate at the Transport layer.
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Answer / sandeep kumar sharma
yes Transport Layer use TCP and UDP User Datagram Protocol
for virtual circute TCP is a connection orented where UDP
is connection less protocol TCP uses a Ack packet after
sending the data or information to the remote host but UDP
dosn't use any Ack packet .
TCP--Sequenced,Reliable,Connection-oriented,Virtual
circuit,Acknowledgments,Windowing and uses flow control.
UDP--Unsequenced,Unreliable,Connectionless,Low overhead,No
acknowledgment,No windowing or flow control.
so right now you are abel to explain both Protocol ...ok!
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Answer / arun
TCP & UDP are used in transport layer.
TCP is connection oriented protocol and UDP is
connectionless protocol.
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Answer / pradeep kumar
ARP - its address resolution protocol.
UDP - Helps in packet transfering
ICMP - Sending echo packets
RARP - NIC to ip
TCP - Helps in transport the packets
Bootp- Helps in DHCP resolutions .
Now its very clear TCP and UDP are in Transport layer catagory
Regards,
Pradeep.
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Answer / gurpreet singh
TCP and UDP are used at the Transport layer
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