1.For each statement below, say whether it applies to TCP, UDP, both, or neither
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1.For each statement below, say whether it applies to TCP, UDP, both, or neither (2 pts)
a._________ Uses source and destination protocol ports in the header
b._________ Reliable
c.__________ Used for multicast and broadcast
d._________ Connection-less
Indicate whether each statement applies to a client, a server, both, or neither. (4 pts)
a. ________________ Always running
b. ________________ Ends after client-server interaction is done
c. ________________ Network aware program
d. _______________ Does all user interface tasks
e . __ _____________ Listens for incoming requests, but never initiates a connection
3.What is one difference between an HTTP request message and an HTTP response message? (2 pts)
4.Answer the following questions concerning HTTP caching: (6 pts)
a.What is caching?
b.How does it improve the performance of a browser?
c.What is one difference between HTTP caching in a browser and in a proxy server?
Explanation / Answer
1 a TCP
B TCP
C UDP
D UDP
2 a server
B neither
C neither
D server
E server
Http request send the communication message and http response gives response to that particular message which uses get and post methods
4 Caching is temporary storage area which stores webpages where they can be accessed easily with out getting request and response from the server
B the browser can check the cachestorage place if the webpages are stores and the same pages are accessed they can be called with out the initiate the connection to the server which save a lot of time
C a proxy server is which is used to send transaction secretly between client and server . communication path is not known to client and server .http cache is for fetching data locally this is mainly used for reloading the pervious webpages without communication with the server storing locally
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