What does UDP do when receiving messages that are more than one datagram in length?
- UDP place the datagrams into the correct order before passing them to the application.
- UDP reassembles that data in the order it was received and passes it to the application.
- UDP requests retransmission of the datagrams in the correct order before passing to the application.
- UDP transmissions are limited to a single datagram.
Explanation: UDP reassembles the data in the order received and passes it to the application. It is up to the application to sort out the data. UDP has no mechanism for reordering of datagrams or requesting retransmission.
Exam with this question: CCNA 1 ITNv6 Chapter 7: Check Your Understanding
Please login or Register to submit your answer