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What happens to the frame if reliable services are not used and errors are detected?
What happens to the frame if reliable services are not used and errors are detected?
- The frame is sent to the Physical Layer for correction.
- The frame is dropped and upper-layer protocols are relied on to handle the problem. (correct)
- The frame is retransmitted.
- The frame is broken down into smaller frames for retransmission.
What is the purpose of flow control in networking?
What is the purpose of flow control in networking?
- To reduce the number of frames transmitted.
- To increase the speed of data transmission.
- To prevent the sender from sending more data than the receiver can handle. (correct)
- To prevent the receiver from sending more data than it can handle.
What is the benefit of framing in data transmission?
What is the benefit of framing in data transmission?
- It allows for the retransmission of only the error-detected frame. (correct)
- It increases the size of the data packets.
- It increases the speed of data transmission.
- It reduces the number of frames transmitted.
What protocol is used by the Data Link Layer?
What protocol is used by the Data Link Layer?
What is the function of the Physical Layer?
What is the function of the Physical Layer?
What is one of the sub-functions of the Physical Layer?
What is one of the sub-functions of the Physical Layer?
What is the benefit of using reliable services in data transmission?
What is the benefit of using reliable services in data transmission?
What is the purpose of the Data Link Layer?
What is the purpose of the Data Link Layer?
What is the function of the Hardware Specifications sub-function of the Physical Layer?
What is the function of the Hardware Specifications sub-function of the Physical Layer?
What is the purpose of the Physical Layer in networking?
What is the purpose of the Physical Layer in networking?