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Bhaskar_Kommuru
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Friday, April 5, 2002 03:57 AM
Hi Guys, Can anybody help me for the following 3 questions? ----- 1. Network IDs defined only by two bytes of an IP address are called: A: Class A networks B: Class B networks C: Class C networks D: Class D networks ----- Which OSI layers can be mapped to the TCP/IP 'Application Layer'? A: Session and Presentation layers B: Network and Transport layers C: Transport and Application layers D: Session, Presentation and Application layers ------ In the OSI model, which layer manages sessions between endpoints? A: Presentation Layer B: Network Layer C: Trans
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Hi Guys,
Can anybody help me for the following 3 questions?
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1. Network IDs defined only by two bytes of an IP address are called:
A: Class A networks
B: Class B networks
C: Class C networks
D: Class D networks
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Which OSI layers can be mapped to the TCP/IP 'Application Layer'?
A: Session and Presentation layers
B: Network and Transport layers
C: Transport and Application layers
D: Session, Presentation and Application layers
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In the OSI model, which layer manages sessions between endpoints?
A: Presentation Layer
B: Network Layer
C: Transport Layer
D: Session Layer
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Totally how many OSI layers, by the way??
Thanks in advance
Cheers,
Bhaskar Kommuru
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