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Suppose you are asked to write two new application layer protocols for the US government. The first, (protocol 1), requires an application layer protocol to transfer information using an encryption algorithm built-in at the application layer that sends important information about International activities from a server in Washington, DC to a remote server in an Embassy in Europe. It is very important the protocol ensures the information it transmitted properly over the network. The second, (protocol 2), will be designed to send out small bits of information from one server to many other servers as quickly as possible that indicates alerts about International holidays and public meetings for convenience. This protocol will continue to send these alerts more than once at the application layer and the receiving servers will collect all the alerts in a local database as time passes.
What transport protocol will you use for:
a) Protocol 1?
b) Protocol 2?

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