One side in a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) connection has not been able to properly recover from a series of malformed segments. Which Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) flag will be used?
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RST Flag will be used
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- In the flow of packets over a TCP connection, each packet contains a TCP header.
- Each of these headers contains a bit known as the reset flag (RST).
- A typical application is a scenario in which a computer (computer A) fails to establish a TCP connection.
- Why TCP RST is sent The RST is sent by the side that did the active termination because of the side that sent the last ACK.
- Thus, when the side performing the manual close with a false status receives a FIN, it sends an RST packet to the other side indicating that an error has occurred.
- The RST flag indicates a reset.
- This flag restarts communications from the beginning when neither party can recover from a series of lost or corrupted segments.
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