In what order will the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) generally send all segments? O Random Largest to smallest Prioritized Sequential

communication sent through Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) arrives out of order. What allows the data to be put back together in the correct order? Checksum Preamble Acknowledgement number Sequence numbers

A TCP receiver must send an acknowledgement for every segment it receives.Group of answer choicesTrue: for the sender to know that the bytes in each segment have been received the receiver must ACK each segment individually.False: TCP uses cumulative acknowledgements, so the receiver need only send an acknowledgment for the bytes in the segment with the largest sequence number that has been successfully received.

Which field in a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) header provides the next expected segment? Data offset Sequence number Checksum Acknowledgement number

What is the minimum and maximum size of the TCP and UDP segment?

What distinguishes the sliding window protocol in TCP's flow control mechanism?It relies on a single acknowledgement per segmentIt uses cumulative acknowledgementsIt does not allow for out-of-order deliveryIt employs hop-by-hop flow control