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    This document compares the OSI model, TCP/IP model, and a hybrid model in terms of their protocol data units (PDUs) at each layer. The OSI model has 7 layers with different PDUs at each including bits, frames, packets, and segments. The TCP/IP model collapses some layers and has apps, segments, packets. The hybrid model combines elements of OSI and TCP/IP with apps, segments, packets, and frames.

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    This document compares the OSI model, TCP/IP model, and a hybrid model in terms of their protocol data units (PDUs) at each layer. The OSI model has 7 layers with different PDUs at each including bits, frames, packets, and segments. The TCP/IP model collapses some layers and has apps, segments, packets. The hybrid model combines elements of OSI and TCP/IP with apps, segments, packets, and frames.

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    Giao TH C

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    This document compares the OSI model, TCP/IP model, and a hybrid model in terms of their protocol data units (PDUs) at each layer. The OSI model has 7 layers with different PDUs at each including bits, frames, packets, and segments. The TCP/IP model collapses some layers and has apps, segments, packets. The hybrid model combines elements of OSI and TCP/IP with apps, segments, packets, and frames.

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    Giao Thức PDU

    OSI TCP/IP HYBRID PDU


    App App App Data
    Presentation
    Sessison
    Transport Transport(port-2bytes) Transport Segment
    network Internet(IP-4 bytes) Network Packet
    Data link Link(MAC-6 bytes) Link frame
    physical Physical bit

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