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What is included in data link layer specifications?

Identifying physical network devices and controlling how messages are propagated through the network.

In the OSI model, what is the primary function of the network layer?

Routes messages between networks

In the OSI model, which of the following functions are performed at the presentation layer?

Specify data format (such as file formats) & Encrypt and compress data

In the OSI model, which of the following are performed at the application layer?

Enabling communication between network clients and services. Integration of network functionality into the host operating system.

Which of the following are perfomed at the physical layer?

Movement of data across network cables.

The Data Link layer of the OSI model is comprised of 2 sub layers. What are they?

MAC and LLC

Which of the following are functions of the MAC sublayer?

Defining a unique hardware address for each device on the network. Letting devices on the network have access to the LAN

What OSI model layer is responsible for guranteeing reliable message delivery?

Transport

Explain the TCP/IP networking model map:

Explain the networking function with OSI model layer:

What OSI layer does a router operate to forward network messages?

Network

Which layer does a bridge filter packets based on the MAC address?

Data Link

At what layer do hubs operate?

Physical

What devices operate at model layer 2?

Network Interface Card & Switch

What devices operate on layer 2?

Switches, Bridges, and NICs