Question

Question 2: Did every packet arrive in the correct order? Describe what went wrong and whether your partner was able to read the message. If neither you nor your partner had an issue try sending another message.

Answer 1

No, the packets did not arrive in the right order but the TCP protocol reordered the packets. The transmission took a while, but the message was finally delivered.

Step-by-step explanation:

Packets are chunks of data from a data source or message transmitted from one computer device to another. Protocols like TCP or transmission control protocol and UDP (user datagram protocol) are used for data transfer, with TCP as the more reliable protocol (it checks for errors, retransmit lost packets, and reorders received packets in the destination device) and slow protocol.