Which layer is responsible for coordinating communication
between
systems?
A.) Application
B.) Network
C.) Session
D.) Transport
E.) Physical
F.) Data Link
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Answer: C
The Session layer performs the following: Responsible for
establishing
and maintaining communications channels. In practice, this
layer is
often combined with the Transport Layer. Dialog control
between devices
or nodes. Organizes the communication through simplex, half
and full
duplex modes. Deals with connection establishment, data
transfer, and
connection release.
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