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A team's MCP server runs as a local subprocess launched by the client; a second one runs remotely and serves several clients. Which transports are correct?
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Answer: A — stdio for the local server, Streamable HTTP for the remote one
MCP defines two standard transports: stdio for a locally launched subprocess exchanging JSON-RPC over stdin/stdout, and Streamable HTTP for remote, multi-client access. HTTP+SSE was the earlier remote transport and is deprecated, so (b) is the dated answer rather than a current one.
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