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  1. HTTP, FTP
  2. HTTP, TELNET
  3. FTP, SMTP
  4. HTTP, SMTP
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Option 1 : HTTP, FTP

HTTP: Multiple TCP connections can be used at client and server end.

FTP: For FTP also multiple connections can be used at the same time.

TELENT: Only one TCP connection is allowed at a time.

SMTP: SMTP also allows only one TCP connection at a time.

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