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What is the primary purpose of the listen primitive in TCP?
What is the primary purpose of the listen primitive in TCP?
- To listen for connection attempts at a specified security and precedence from any remote destination (correct)
- To transmit data with a connection request
- To disconnect a TCP connection
- To establish an active connection with a specified remote destination
In a client-server architecture, which entity is responsible for initiating a connection request?
In a client-server architecture, which entity is responsible for initiating a connection request?
- TCP Entity
- Node B
- Node A (correct)
- IP Entity
What is the purpose of the IP entity in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
What is the purpose of the IP entity in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
- To encode data using ordered byte streams
- To route data packets between networks (correct)
- To manage the TCP connection state
- To provide connection-oriented services
What is the primary difference between a connection request and an active connection establishment in TCP?
What is the primary difference between a connection request and an active connection establishment in TCP?
What is the purpose of the TCP entity in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
What is the purpose of the TCP entity in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
In a TCP connection, what happens when a client initiates a connection request?
In a TCP connection, what happens when a client initiates a connection request?
What is the purpose of the application protocol in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
What is the purpose of the application protocol in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
In a TCP connection, what is the purpose of the disconnection process?
In a TCP connection, what is the purpose of the disconnection process?
What is the primary benefit of using TCP in a client-server architecture?
What is the primary benefit of using TCP in a client-server architecture?
What is the role of the MAC/PHY layer in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
What is the role of the MAC/PHY layer in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
