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telecomccna.blogspot.com/2008/06/chapter-2-protocols-tcpip.html - 54k
Posted by crouse


Transport Layer is responsible for that .
Transport layer uses either
connection oriented (TCP) or connection oriented(UDP) protocols , depending on the type of service.
Posted by blackmamba


Transport Layer
Posted by sagitraz
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