suppose a process in host c has udp socket with port number 2315. suppose both host a and host b send udp segment to host c from source port numbers 1345 and 7876 respectively. what port number will host c receive the segment on? group of answer choices port 7876 port 2315 port 1345 port 4610



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Yes, the same socket will receive both segments. The operating system will give the process the IP addresses for each received segment via the socket interface so it may figure out where each segment came from.

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Yes, the same socket will receive both segments. The operating system will give the process the IP addresses for each received segment via the socket interface so it may figure out where each segment came from.

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