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11.
Which protocol does DHCP use at the Transport layer?
IP
TCP
UDP
ARP
Answer: Option
Explanation:
User Datagram Protocol is a connection network service at the Transport layer, and DHCP uses this connectionless service.
Discussion:
21 comments Page 2 of 3.

AJIT said:   1 decade ago
In UDP there is no any acknowledgement send by client to server. But in TCP acknowledgement is sent by client to server for data receiving.

Then how DHCP stand for UDP?

Jayadeepreddy said:   1 decade ago
What is the range of UDP?

Sampath said:   10 years ago
Its depend on the IP address.

Athira said:   10 years ago
TCP is reliable protocol and UDP is unreliable. Then why we use UDP for this?

What is the benefit using UDP?

Balaji T said:   9 years ago
TCP drawback is it is a point to point protocol, so not useful for multicast or broadcast applications. yes UDP is unreliable but few advantages also there low overhead, fast etc.

Vic key said:   9 years ago
please tell the Difference between connection-oriented and reliable protocol.

Vishal said:   8 years ago
UDP is useful for fast transferring the data while the integrity of the data isn't important.
For ex, Voice call.

TCP is connections oriented but has few disadvantages over UDP in terms of speed.

As it gets ack after delivering a data it requires more time.

For Ex. SMS both TCP, UDP are important in networking as per there functions,
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Rupesh said:   7 years ago
What is meant by ARP?

Kalyani said:   7 years ago
ARP means address resolution protocol.

It is used for mapping of IP address to the hardware or physical address which is known as ethernet address.
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Mani said:   6 years ago
UDP is a connectionless oriented protocol. There is no three-way handshake.
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