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The document discusses the role and functions of the data link layer in networking. It describes how the data link layer prepares data for transmission by encapsulating packets into frames. It also describes different media access control methods for shared and non-shared media, including full and half duplex. Common logical network topologies like point-to-point, multi-access, and ring are also covered, along with how they determine the appropriate media access control method. Key concepts like frame structure, addressing, and error checking are also summarized.
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The document discusses the network layer and Internet Protocol (IP). It describes the basic role of the network layer in data networks and the characteristics of IP, including being connectionless, unreliable, and media independent. It also covers hierarchical addressing, routing, and packet forwarding between networks and subnetworks using routers and routing tables. Key concepts covered include IP header fields, grouping devices into logical subnetworks, and the use of routes, next hop addresses, and gateways to transport packets across networks.
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This document discusses the Transport layer and protocols TCP and UDP. It explains that the Transport layer supports reliable communication across networks by implementing protocols like TCP for reliability, reassembly, and managing data loss. TCP uses mechanisms like port numbers, sequence numbers, acknowledgements, windows, and retransmissions to reliably establish and terminate sessions. UDP is also discussed as being simpler and faster than TCP but without reliability guarantees, making it better for applications like streaming media.
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- The roles of protocols in allowing different devices to communicate successfully in a standardized way.
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