The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) works with IP as part of the TCP/IP suite. It divides data into packets, numbers them sequentially, and adds error detection and correction codes. This ensures that data is transmitted reliably, in order, and without loss or corruption.
File Transfer Protocol (B) uses TCP but does not handle packet creation itself.
Information Control Protocol (C) is not a recognized protocol.
“None of the above” (D) is incorrect because TCP is the correct answer.
[References:, , PSP Study Guide – TCP/IP Protocol Functions, , ASIS POA Manual – Reliable Data Transmission in Security Systems, ]
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