Question

Connection-oriented protocols protect against dropped data by forming connections and using what type of constant stream?

Answer 1

Connection-oriented protocols, like TCP, protect against this by forming connections and through theconstant stream of acknowledgments. Ourprotocols at lower levels of our network model, like IP and Ethernet, do use checksums to ensure that all the data they received was correct.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Connection-oriented protocols protect against dropped data by forming connections and using two way acknowledgment constant stream for the reliability of data. In connection oriented protocols, before the data or message is actually sent, first a communication with proper handshaking is done and once established then data is sent over the network. A TCP is a common example of connection oriented protocols