Question

A device involved in a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) connection is ready to close the connection. The other device in the connection agrees. What has occured?

Answer 1

Answer:

A four-way handshake has occurred.

Explanation:

TCP or transmission control protocol is a packet-oriented protocol because all lost packets are retransmitted if not received and acknowledged by the destination host.

A four-way handshake connection is established between the server and the client, this allows for connection initiation, negotiation, and termination. The packets sent across are never lost as received packets are acknowledged by the client by sending an ACK to the transmitting server.

Answer 2

The TCP is a main protocol for the internet protocol suite and initiates the network implementation, by complementing the IP. It connection-oriented protocol.

• The device that has connected with the TCP undergo a four-way handshake, which is the process of exchanging four messages between the access point.

• This allows for the generation of encryption keys that are sued to encrypt the data.

Learn more about the Transmission Control Protocol.

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