if we r having OSI model they why nowadays we r using TCP?IP
model??
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Answer / abhishek
OSI 7 layer model involves complexity to implements when
compared to tcp/ip 4 layer model
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Answer / m.saravanakumar
OSI model is a structured model and each layer is interconnected with its upper and lower layer which is the basement of networking.each layer is working with different protocol which it can support.
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Answer / abhijeet awade,vikas arade
TCP/IP is used for Connectionless Services only, and now a day
the most user uses wireless services because its cost is less as compaired to wired connection, So we are using TCP/IP Model.
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Answer / vara prasad m s
TCP/IP Stands for Transmission Control Protocol and
Internet Protocol, it's a Connection oriented communication
protocol, This suite has define rules and regulations which
are necessary to communicate between systems
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Answer / madhan
We all know that OSI has 7 layers and TCP/IP suite has 5
layers. why? In TCP, we can achieve the functions of
Session and Presentation layers in Application layer
itself.This makes the TCP/IP protocol suite as a 5 layered.
The functions of Session and Presentation layer are
achieved in the Application layer with the help of
libraries.
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