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The following questions is related to TELNET. A user types cp file1 file2. What is the minimum number of TCP segments exchanged if the transfer uses the following mode. Explain your answer.

i. default mode
ii. character mode
iii. line mode.

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ii. character mode:

"In character-at-a-time mode, most text typed is immediately sent to the remote host for processing." This means the number of TCP segments is equal to the number of characters in the command. The command "cp file1 file2" has 15 characters (including white space and ...

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