* Initiator sends connection request (w. id) * Responder sends accept or reject (w. id) * Responder assumes connection exists when it sends the ack * Initiator assumes connection exists when it receives the ack * OK if network service reliable and CO * If not? (consider lost, old conn reqs/ack)
TCP The three way handshake verifies that data arrived
Challange Handshake Authentication Protocol
In simple terms, it is the establishment of communication between computers. People can establish communication through a handshake, so the term is based on that. For computers to communicate they first must establish a connection with each other. It is like when you make a phone call and the other person answers, at which point communication has been established. One computer sends a message to the other and the other responds, opening a connection between them and that is what we call a handshake.
There are two different handshakes, I'll go with the basic TCP one though. Say you have two different people. Sally and Bob Sally is the first host, and bob is the second host. Sally sends bob a synchronized message (SYN) which bob receives Bob then replies that he acknowledged it, synchronized-acknowledged (SYN-ACK) Sally then replies that she acknowledged the acknowledgement and bob doesn't reply.
PPPis more secure than SLIP. PPP uses two authetication Protocols : 1. Password Authetication Protocol (PAP) 2. Challenge Handshake Authetication Protocol (CHAP) So if you use SLIP on network that unauthorized user can gain acces to.
no are you serious? No way!
in oneway hand shake only server will verify the certificate details,ie client details in 2 way both server and lient details are going to be verify ie in 2 way,server by client and client details by server
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get a life yes
TAU PHI DELTA REPRESENT. SIGMA PI ALPHA UPSILON CH. THERES ONLY ONE WAY TO FIND OUT THE HANDSHAKE!!
a handshake
yes
The Handshake was created in 2007.
there is not an official ffa handshake
Hank Frisco Galaxy Defender - 2011 Handshake 1-2 was released on: USA: 11 July 2011
it was invented the way everything else was. just a handshake that spread!
"Handshake" is a noun, it doesn't have a past tense.