Connection-Oriented Service Overview

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What is the first step in a connection-oriented service?

  • Data Transfer
  • Connection Setup (correct)
  • Data Verification
  • Connection Termination

Which of the following protocols is an example of connection-oriented service?

  • TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) (correct)
  • HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol)
  • UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
  • IP (Internet Protocol)

What ensures that packets arrive in the correct order during data transfer in a connection-oriented service?

  • Error Correction
  • Connection Setup
  • Organized and Reliable Transfer (correct)
  • Packet Encryption

What happens after the data has been sent in a connection-oriented service?

<p>Connection Termination (D)</p>
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What is a primary advantage of using a connection-oriented service?

<p>Reliable Data Transfer (A)</p>
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Study Notes

Connection-Oriented Service

  • Two devices establish a connection before data transfer.
  • Similar to a phone call where a connection is established prior to having a conversation.
  • Three main steps are involved:
    • Connection Setup: A path is established between sender and receiver.
    • Data Transfer: Data is transferred reliably and in order.
    • Connection Termination: The connection is closed after data is transferred.
  • TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a connection-oriented protocol.
  • TCP ensures data integrity and guarantees packet order.
  • Advantages of connection-oriented services:
    • Reliable data transfer.

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