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Which OSI Reference Layer controls end-to-end (host to host)
communication?
A.) Transport
B.) Physical
C.) Datalink
D.) Network
E.) Session
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Answer: A
The Session layer controls a conversation between applications.
The Transport layer controls communications between hosts.
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