Computer Science, asked by deepzz6015, 1 year ago

Which tcp mechanism is used to identify missing segments?

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Answered by aqibkincsem
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TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol which defines how data is shared between any numbers of applications.


It sets a protocol for sharing of data over the web in the form of data packets.


Sequence numbers is the mechanism which is used to identify the missing segments in Transmission Control Protocol.

Answered by mindfulmaisel
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TCP mechanism used for identifying missing segments is sequence numbers.

Explanation:

  • TCP can be referred as connection oriented, which means it has a connection between the client and server has been established before the data could be sent.  
  • TCP utilizes sequence number for identifying each and every byte of data. These segments are acknowledged by the receiver, once they are arrived.  
  • The receiver always keeps track of this sequence number of such received segments and uses it to reorder the segments and identify it.

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