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Which layer of the TCP/IP protocol stack is responsible for ensuring error-free transmission of data?
Which layer of the TCP/IP protocol stack is responsible for ensuring error-free transmission of data?
- Network or Link Layer
- Internet Layer
- Transport Layer (correct)
- Application Layer
Which protocol is responsible for breaking data into packets and sending them across the network in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
Which protocol is responsible for breaking data into packets and sending them across the network in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
- TCP (correct)
- FTP
- HTTP
- IP
Which numbering system is commonly used to represent IP addresses in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
Which numbering system is commonly used to represent IP addresses in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
- Decimal
- Binary
- Octal
- Hexadecimal (correct)
Which layer of the TCP/IP protocol stack is responsible for addressing and routing packets across different networks?
Which layer of the TCP/IP protocol stack is responsible for addressing and routing packets across different networks?
Which protocol is responsible for the delivery of data packets in the correct order at the receiving end in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
Which protocol is responsible for the delivery of data packets in the correct order at the receiving end in the TCP/IP protocol stack?
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TCP/IP Protocol Stack Overview
- The Transport Layer is responsible for ensuring error-free transmission of data. This includes verifying that data is sent accurately and without loss.
- The Internet Layer handles the segmentation of data into packets and their transmission across the network, using protocols such as IP (Internet Protocol).
- IP addresses are commonly represented in the decimal format, specifically in dotted-decimal notation (e.g., 192.168.1.1).
- The Internet Layer also manages addressing and routing of packets, determining the optimal path for data to travel across various networks.
- The Transport Layer utilizes the TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) to deliver data packets in the correct order at the receiving end, ensuring proper reassembly of the original message.
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