Medium-EasyUnderstandNetworking FundamentalsMultiple Choice
Why does DNS primarily use UDP instead of TCP?
Understand — Tests comprehension and ability to explain concepts.
Answer Options
AUDP is more secure than TCP
BDNS queries are small and fast; UDP overhead is much lower; retries are simple
CTCP is not supported by DNS servers
DUDP provides guaranteed delivery for DNS
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