A.collisions on the full-duplex side; runts on the half-duplex side

B.collisions on the half-duplex side; framing errors on the full-duplex side

C.collisions on the full-duplex side; collisions on the half-duplex side

D.collisions on the half-duplex side; giants on the full-duplex side

A.request system logout

B.request system reboot

C.restart gracefully

D.request system halt

A.Class A

B.Class B

C.Class C

D.Class D

A.TCP is faster than the User Datagram Protocol (UDP).

B.TCP is a transport layer protocol.

C.TCP provides delivery notification and error-checking mechanisms.

D.TCP application examples include HTTP and SMTP.

E.TCP uses a best-effort delivery approach.