In TCP, a unique sequence number assigned to each

word

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segment

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Solution

The correct option is D message
TCP sequences each byte in the packet. Assigning a sequence number to indicate the first byte in a multi-byte packet does this. The second packet will have a sequence number equal to the first sequence number plus the number of bytes in the first packet.

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