In transport layer, for connection oriented communication
Three way handshake process is there to establish a
connection. So question is that, when a host send an ACK
messages to another host with host intend to establish a
connection, the source host send it as Broadcast or unicast
message? Cud anyone explain this.
Thanks in advance.
Answer Posted / mr.shahin07
Mr. Jitendera, Ur concept is little bit wrong. Three way
handshake process is lyk dis -
we assume a client computer is contacting a server to send
it some information.
1. The client sends a packet with the SYN bit set and a
sequence number of N.
2. The server sends a packet with an ACK number of N+1,
the SYN bit set and a sequence number of X.
3. The client sends a packet with an ACK number of X+1
and the connection is established.
4. The client sends the data.
Watever i think, It wud be UNICAST communication.
U Cn check this video also...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z40w3G8szK0
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