NETWORKS

1. A network is a set of devices (often referred to as nodes)

2. connected by communication links.
3. A node can be a computer, printer, or any other device
capable of sending and/or receiving data generated by
other nodes on the network.
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The Application Layer,
The TCP/IP model was  Transport Layer,
developed prior to the Network Layer,
OSI model. Data Link Layer And
Physical Layer.

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The TCP/IP model is not Main work of TCP/IP is to
exactly similar to the OSI transfer the data of a computer
model. from one device to another

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The TCP/IP model To make data reliable and

consists of five layers accurate
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TCP/IP model divides
its data into packets
Whenever we want to send
something over the internet
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using the TCP/IP Model, the
And combines them at the other TCP/IP Model divides the
end, which helps in maintaining the
accuracy of the data while
data into packets at the
transferring from one end to sender’s end and the same
another end.
packets have to be
recombined at the receiver’s
end to form the same data,
and this thing happens to
maintain the accuracy of the
data.
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TCP/IP model divides the
data into a 4-layer
procedure,
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Layers of TCP/IP Model

1. Application Layer
2. Transport Layer(TCP/UDP)
3. Network/Internet Layer(IP)
4. Data Link Layer (MAC)
5. Physical Layer