Hi, Ask! TCP/IP is a network architecture and so defines the technologies and protocols used for network implementation, Ethernet is a LAN technology used in TCP/IP "network interface" layer ( …

Huh? So watching the vid on the TCP/IP model, the presenter goes on to say that some literature out there refers to a 4 layer model, while other literature refers to a 5 layer model - and we should be …

Aug 2, 2022 · TCP/IP suite can't be corrupted, because it is a standard and it is well defined and described. What can be corrupted though is a certain implementation of TCP/IP stack. For example, …

Hello Safraz, You and the study guide are correct. The original TCP/IP model had 4 layers, the updated model has 5. See the diagram below for how the old and new layers relate (The new TCP model is …

This is a bit confusing. So TCP/IP and OSI both refer to reference models and protocol stacks. Most people are pretty familiar with TCP/IP protocols. The OSI protocol stack includes things like CLNS, …

Most tests should be going with the newer five layer model of the TCP/IP stack, but watch out for trick questions. 1. If the question is about the "Link Layer", then it's referring to the "Four Layer" model …

Yes, you are right does not really matter except on a test. Being that the TCP/IP protocol suite was first (had four layers - aaplication, transport, internet layer and link layer), IMHO, following the TCP/IP …

The TCP/IP stack, and all of it's gazillion protocols is an open model as well, the protocols are well known, and it is easy to find information on any of these protocols on the internet.

- Information Security Stack Exchange While all network models are imperfect, this question can only be answered by looking at what SSL (TLS really) does. (1) On top of a reliable network stream (TCP at …

Encapsulation happens at each layer as data goes down the TCP/IP suite. First you need to know the meaning of the word encapsulation. Simple explanation, the encapsulation means the lower layer of …